Recent content by Watty2017

Great quick response from Alf England in Bedworth as I called them on Monday, parts ordered, theycalled me today as parts are now in and I am booked in for tomorrow to have recall work completed. Great service from dealers.

Good on you and I have contacted dealer who has ordered parts and will call when they are in, not good reflection on Yamaha, although to be fair to them I had a recalls on a Triumph and Ducati bikes that I used to own, so not just Yamaha who have issues.

Same happened to me but it changed on the same day I.e. In morning not on list and by afternoon appeared on list.

Thanks for the advice.

Did you fit the lowering kit and do the side stand shortening yourself or did you get local dealer etc. Do it for you, just trying to figure out, if a big job or one I could do myself?

I have read elsewhere that with the lowered links on you need to replace the side stand, which seems a bit extreme, is that true? Cheers

I have both the US10 and US30 and both will fit separately under the pillion seat and you can also attach the 10 to the 30 if you need the full 40 space. They are great quality and I usually leave the 10 on all the time for carrying disclock etc.

Cheers got it in my head now��

HAve you got a picture of fitting or fitting instructions as I now have the KTM handguards but they don't fit the joints which are on the bike, as the KTM's joints are vertical whilst the originals are horizontal joints? Or am I just being a bit thick?

Fair point as one of the guys at the dealers who sold me the bike, mentioned filtering as being a bit of a challenge and to be careful.

Thanks will have a look at them as need to replace originals.

Thanks for the response, have you actually fitted these yourself, as being re,atkvely new to biking, I wasn't sure if KTM manufactured goods would fit Tracer? Cheers

Having read and experienced the size and lack of protection from the handguards, can anyone recommend replacements? Cheers

Just purchased a Tracer 900 and just love it, looking forward to learning more about this great bike on the forum.