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MT03 commuter/gymkhana build

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26K views 170 replies 10 participants last post by  enshiu  
#1 · (Edited)
Hi, I recently bought a MT03 to commute with.

Here are some photos.





Specs:

To do:

rear brake pads



Done:
Bike:
  • Leovince exhaust with silencer (bought bike with this exhaust).
  • LED indicator relay
  • LED indicator bulbs
  • CTEK comfort indicator for trickle charger
  • Spark plugs to NGK iridium CR8EIX
  • Weatherproof LED licence plate light
  • K&N air filter Simota air filter
  • Airbox mod
  • New engine oil and filter
  • New brake fluid
  • bigger mirrors
  • LED 5000k projector headlamp
  • chain cleaned and relubed with chain lube
  • Crash protection gymkhana/msf/driving school spec.
  • MT03 key tags/chain
  • rear headlight bulb bracket delete for more space.
  • dust cleaning everywhere
  • relube all hinges/control points
  • Crash protection (steering)
  • OEM Tank pads Dark side of Japan
  • Rizoma Urlo grips 22mm
  • recall coolant hose and shift spring
  • TST levers
  • TST package install
  • Hazards switch install from R1
  • First oil change at 6800km and second at 11500km third at 16000km fourth at 21000km and fifth at 25000km
  • Kickstand hinge and spacer replacement
  • 2ms ecu and remap
  • license plate lamp from a trailer to increase visibility
  • Yamaha oem side bags
  • Michelin road 6 tyres 110/70/17 FRT 140/70/17 RR
  • front brake disc and pads
  • new chain and sprockets at 23750km DID ZVMX chain
  • Thermostat at 23900km and normal green coolant
  • new clutch cable at 25850km and guider upgrade oem
  • USB charger install
  • SP connect install
  • rear swingarm chain guide rubber due wrong adjusted chain
Gear:
Shoei X spirit III with vermilion visor, photocromatic and clear
Cardo black

Golovejoy Balaclava

Komine Neck warmer

Rev`it Sand 3 gore-tex touring jacket winter
Rev`it jupiter all black jacket summer
Rev`it bodywarmer
Rev`it cayenne 1 pants with liner
Rev`it compression tights
Rev`it Gforce H2O shoes
Rev`it trail H2O boots winter

Alpinestars Tech 3 enduro winter boots
Alpinestars Radon Drystar winter boots
Alpinestars SMX6 gore tex summer/winter

Rev`it Quantum 1 fully black jacket with elbow pads
Rev`it vertex GT black leather pants with knee pads
SIDI Vertebra boots with Toe sliders

Louis backpack 13L
Alpinestars tech backpack 20L with helmet store
 
#38 ·
yes :

 
#41 · (Edited)
So I rewelded the engine brace again due bad weld, because this brace was originally for a MT07 I had to grind all the powdercoating off. Its a p.i.t.a. and didnt go well. Had to redo it.

Now its working:

Note: I didnt let the bike fall I just layed it carefully down to see if the weld would break.









 
#44 · (Edited)
Come to Europe or search driving school pictures. All bikes from Driving schools are fitted with these protection parts.

And of course with gymkhana it is needed as you will fall somewhere.

Sample:

Note: White ER6N is used for Driving school and Gymkhana.

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#45 · (Edited)
Getting good fuel consumption after a few weeks commuting:

4.39L/100km
53.58MPG US
64.35MPG UK

At 7.56$ / US Gallon just over the border in Belgium
or 8.50$ / US Gallon in Netherlands

Pretty good for the fuel prices here.

I need to overtake a lot sometimes cost me fuel but, the fun is there.
 
#46 ·
I had a long ride yesterday with 32F and found a good big empty parking spot for training gymkhana.











 
#48 · (Edited)
So I modded my license plate light was a pita but, I did it. Never remove the tail clips and screws anymore:

I also washed my bike its again free of salt.

























 
#49 · (Edited)
Had some pillon fun yesterday and a lot of fog tonight. Getting fuel and driving in the fog:

Had very good fuel consumption this week:

4.171 L /100km
56.393 MPG US
67.73 MPG UK



























 
#55 ·
Power of course (42 vs 190hp crank), leaning (naked vs Supersport).

just 2mm throttle is enough on the R1 meanwhile on the MT03 fully loaded is WOT only option sometimes.