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bought this one, works great and changed W5W bulb as well: H4 LED

average outside of city around 4.2l/100km - mixed ~5l/100km

Mine is now ~4800km since december last year when I got it...apart from broken Air Intake Pressure sensor replaced under warranty nothing else happened.

I use similar from HK - brilliant and cheap :)

...got similar reading on an Autobahn, but GPS shows 205km/h :)

Nice one :)

you can detach that holder (with grey corners), as you can see ;), if you look to the left of red circle you can see USB socket (on handlebar) 1min to detach holder completely cheap and brilliant in its simplicity :-D it's actually extreme style R3, max.phone dimension: 74 mm x 170 mm

I went for Extreme Style R3 (bike) - got Sony Z so it's waterresistant, mounted easily on a left mirror :-) used 12V to USB - charger connected to factory DC outlet under fuel tank Motorcycle, bicycle and scooter holders for mobile phones

Time for pic's of my "Hornet" ;-) i'd name it a bee but it's a bit too large and too fast lol

I started with MT-125 :-) ...as you need only "B" cat driving license (Car one) for this capacity and up to 15BHP...6mths and 3kkms later I did full motorcycle one :-) and bought MT-07

I remember that stuff too - I'd say you can't really do that with injected engines anymore...

it's not the noise i love in my Termi, it's the way it sounds and shoots while coming down of revs at the crosslights :-) that's so brilliant :-) :cool:

In my opinion - standard exhaust sounds like a moped one, even worse than MT-125 that I used to ride...that's fisrt thing, second is the way it looks...tiny pipe coming out of cover...and that ugly silencer underneath...I love my Termignoni and i don't hear much of a difference between DB...

you need to remove left plastic panels, and ideally black plastic "basket" with radiators, plug itself is connected to white cup (socket without any wires), however, its end is hidden under black eletric tape. if you pull it it should easily came out (both plug and socket). i wish i would take...

indeed, left hand side panels and underneath you will find plastic "basket" with heatsink - that removed will make it much easier to access that DC plug

nice one :)

important note, you will need heat gun to get rid of air bubbles when stirring the resing and hardner as well as after painting the coats...

Thanks Lads, it was time consuming (especially sanding) and you need to pay attention to lying down the fiber cloth...apart from that it's easy stuff... do start with simple shaped elements and you'll learn it, epoxy is usually mixed 100:35 ratio (unless otherwise stated) so i went for 20:7g...

Gr8 stuff, need to recon my little windscreen's space for instruments and try to move them there too... Thanks for idea ;)

I bought scratched panels (2 + radiator's 2) for ca.80eu, clear epoxy + hardner costed + black colourant - 20eu (1kg+350g), carbon cloth 3K 200g/m2 spread, twill (2m2) - 20eu brushes (go for synthetic ones for acrylic paints), plastic vacuum bags, gloves, syringes (to inject epoxy), sand...