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Apparently, reviews are pretty good for the Interphone Link model

I looked up on the web for intercom systems and saw the Interphone symbol, i myself use a scala G9, i dont know how good the Interphone system is so you will just have to look up any reviews concerning it

https://www.interphone.com/en-gb/Interphone/Interfoni/INTERPHONE-LINK/p/INTERPHOLINK

It's an Interphone Link model

Not that i know of, the Tracer seat is in 2 parts

I think I have now got to the bottom of the problem. The glue which attaches the lens to the reflector as worn away probably after several low powered jet washes over the past year

Maybe all the speed humps and dodgy tarmac in London causing the indicator mounts to shake enough to cause this problem?

The bike is parked in a locked garaged and usually the only time i usually stop is for fuel

Hi all Has anyone had any issues with any on the indicator lenses breaking ?. I went to wash the bike this morning and found the rear right-hand lens had broken off and the right-hand front one was nearly the same, the thing is though I had a similar thing happen on my Honda CB600FAC. Will look...

Did you thoroughly wipe off the excessive cleaner and let them dry ?, i use the same product on my leathers and they are ok afterwards to ride with

Hi Woodie I have to be honest I used stainless steel spring washers that I had handy, just a fiddly job to do though so have some paper towel or rag to cover in large gaps so if the washer falls it just falls into the towel or rag instead of going missing into the voids

https://mt09.motorcycle-talk.com/forum/threads/loose-screen-adjusters.3483/

Hi Woodie100 I will try and find the whereabouts on the forum concerning the issue, but it was quite some time ago

Are you sure it's just not the type of brake pads that are fitted causing braking issues :unsure:

You cannot download it as it's an Ebook

I have a palmer product screen and mounting kit on my 2017 Tracer, it does move about a bit on the original base, the screen adjuster bolts do become loose, there is an article on this forum concerning the problem and the remedy does work

This is one of those sticky string type

Official Yamaha manual if no one as it yet https://www.yamahapubs.com/ebook/LIT-11616-32-10/LIT-11616-32-10.html#p=1

Thanks for the reply, I have not of heard of the sticky string before but just watched how to use it on YouTube, interesting

Hi all Has anyone used a Stop & Go emergency puncture outfit yet?, if anyone as could you please give me a feedback as I'm considering buying one soon, preferably the one with the mini compressor...