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It should come on with ignition. Almost like it's wired backwards.

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@mad082sss yes sir we are good here. The worst was about 5 hours from me we just got a lot of rain.

@@mad082sss i appreciate you for checking.

@@boringkhaos good to hear mate

@1683clifton no lol. Adhd cause I cant do more than one thing I get side tracked easily.

I 100% agree with this. I actually just got my 1st pair of glasses yesterday and I haven't tried riding with them yet.

People are crazy man. That's for sure.

@1683clifton can't say i blame ya. I used to ride in all of it now I'm becoming a baby about any inconvenience of weather haha

@@1683clifton happens to the best of us

Yeah absolutely. I'd say you'd be better off. You don't have to worry about the throttle it's all going to come off. The clutch side you'll just have to be tedious. They are typically glued on. I've seen people use shop air to get them off by just blowing air around the inner edge.

@johnhowells-vaughan5519 awesome thank you! I enjoy this comment. I get easily distracted. I've gotten a little discouraged lately, so it is awesome to hear. Thank you!

It's amazing. I was disappointed at first that no one really had anything to say when they called. However, I will say that if you save their number, you know why they're calling. They don't need to say anything. I actually had the bike stolen. Was able to startle the thieves. They left and was able to use the tracker to actually locate the bike within a few minutes. Definitely a 10/10.

Hopefully this makes sense and is helpful.

Thanks man. Really appreciate your reply. I bought it . 👌🏼👌🏼

@YOU_GOT_SHOOK awesome! You will not be disappointed. It's a little steep in my opinion. But it's worth the 200 dollars to have not lost my investment completely.

@Vespyr_ omg haha I completely understand that I was right there woth you at first. I've always driven standard shift cars but it took me a little bit to get used to the concept.

Yes I agree. It was blistering hot here... well for us lol not south Florida but it was 100 everyday and we had 1 week in 70s. Now back to mid to high 90s

Theu all sound awesome on my personal opinion I was just wanting something a little different everyone in this area has graves or m4

@John-vh1fk this bike is awesome and coming from someone that "upgraded" to a zx6r, the mt03 still is just as much fun to ride. It is so easy once you get used to it to throw it around corners and it is so easy to make adjustments in comparison. You will not be disappointed.

Yes that is fine

@@boringkhaos Thank you

It did. I ended up having to sell it due to personal things going on

@@boringkhaos Im good. Just fixed a major problem on mine. I over tightened the chain yeeting it too far left, it was making the noises! 😂 Quarter turn loose on the operator side of the back wheeel fixed that.

Awesome! I was told to just check the marks on the axle and swingarm and go about 2 finger widths of play in the chain

@timmit3579 lol some people don't understand and I've had a lot of people ask. You'd be surprised how many people haven't even operated a standard shift transmission and don't understand how it works. I didn't make the video for views I made it cause I have had people ask and figured it could be helpful.

Thanks I appreciate it. Going to try and get back to regular content!

That's awful. It's been over 90 every day for 2 weeks here lol. I don't know which is worse.

@@boringkhaos i much prefer heat to cold. I went into a corner at speed a few weeks back, went to grab the front brake and my fingers were numb. Thankfully i was only precautionary braking, but still was a bit scary. It was about 40f. I've just bought some hand guards to attach to the bike to keep the wind off my hands. I'll give them a try whenever it stops raining. The rest of my body i can keep warm quite well. Hottest ride I've done was just under 100f and it was hot but ok. The worst bit is if you have to stop or just crawl along in traffic

I 100% agree with everything you said. I can say that I have put rubber gloves over my riding gloves and you would be amazed at how much it helps. Just because it keeps the wind off of your fingers.

@@boringkhaos I've trief nitrile mechanic gloves, washing up gloves and some thin fabric under my gloves (not all at once) but couldn't find anything big enough to go over my gloves. I tried plastic bags but they were too slippery. I bought some new winter gloves which helped a bit. The other part of the problem is that by the time i get downstairs, get the bike out from under the house and then get the last of my gear on, my hands are already cold, so the never get a chance to warm up in the gloves. I should get the bike out, then go get ready for work and be fully geared up before i leave the house

@mad082sss I say that too but I'm procrastinate too much. Lol. Try under the gloves. I think that's actually what I did. And now that I think of it it was those rubberized gardening gloves. They are like rubber on the outside and wool or some kinda fabric on the inside. It also helps I'm extremely warm blooded. And also takes no more than 10 minutes to go to work.

Hey just gotta keep your head up I was the same. I tore my quad when I wrecked. Then literally 2 days after I was able to get on we had a baby and it's just been unmotivated due to weather every since.

@boringkhaos Congrats on the baby my friend!

Thank you!

Same! I just ride back and forth to work but I work outside so the breeze is nice lol. And it rained for 2 weeks straight before the heat wave

1000% had a pretty rough wreck. I didn't have motion in my knee for a few weeks. 2 days after I was able to get on the bike was in hospital and then it rained for 2 weeks straight. So motivation has been hard to come by. But I'm back now! Thanks bro!!

Yeah I know it. I have corrected most of these things over the years. Thankfully nothing worse happened and I have enough people willing to help. I definitely have learned to stay in the 2 or 3 lp on stretches like this unless a long straight stretch I like lp1 that way I'm able to have a better line of sight

It's the mt03 and I'm not sure I understand what you mean

Mine would do 108 on a really long flat or slight down grade. Weight is also a factor as well.

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Lol. Probably smart of you. I just used it to do slides and stuff like a crazy man. Haha.

I just unplugged the front sensor. That turns off the abs completely but you keep the speedometer. If you unplug the rear you lose the speedometer.

I got some rubber barends on Amazon and used those they're like a rubber one size fits all. Kind of like the universal freeze plugs if you ever used one. I also got grips from there but any of the 7/8 grips will work. Too bad you're not around here. I would love to help.

Lirun 2 Pieces 7/8" Handlebar... www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPXCMB2R?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share here's the barends I used.

Dunlea for Yamaha MT03 MT-03 MT... www.amazon.com/dp/B0CF8L84R2?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Here's the grips lol

Thanks! I try to have fun with it! Hopefully get to get back at it with the videos.

@@boringkhaos I found this video searching google images for “mt03 stunt bike” it’s such an underrated machine. First gear she comes up so nice. Would you consider getting that velocity stacks and a tune from 2wheel dynoworks?

I'm sorry I just seen this comment. I would not honestly. I actually got them for my zx6r and didn't notice a substantial difference.

So anyone going to a 600, just a heads up that they are not as maneuverable as a 300.

100% I upgraded to the 636 and was in the exact same scenario. I thought it was a learning curve just get used to it. After about a yeah I got the mt03 back and rode it a few times. It's not as exhilarating speed wise but the handling of the mt03 is amazing and very maneuvers very well

17:35 Very gently, barely touching it, the rear brake can help tighten the steering line. Needs practice, low speeds first. But it can help.

I've definitely became accustomed to doing so. That's very good advice. Just because they sound not be there doesn't mean that it's not.

You can get an r6 throttle tube. That's what I did. It will give you the response you are looking for and they're cheap on Amazon

This bike is amazing for what you are looking. It if very light and so easy to flip around corners and maneuver. It's tagged as "beginner" so there's very limited controls. It's the very basic. You get abs and lights and that's about it. It's nothing too much. The only downfall Is It's not overly torqued. But it'll do a little over 100. I recommend it to everyone

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Thanks for the input. I appreciate it.

Hahaha yes! I feel that haha. I'm still searching for 7th gear.

Do what? Lol

I've done tons. Checkout my most recent video. It's a walkaround of the bike showing everything.

How are you recording your audio for this? And helmet cam or chest cam?

It's an amazing bike to start with and even to ride period. I still enjoy riding even with having my zx6r as well

@@boringkhaos oh my first bike is an '05 Yamaha Vulcan 800 (cruiser not sport bike lol), I was just in a hurry to own something to get more practice on 😆 she is beautiful tho

It just depends. The interstate is very unpleasant. However on an open highway not too bad.

Actually middle tn. But it might as well be lol.

Yes it should fit. It's the same year as mine. It may have been listed as an r3

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I've been putting in work need to be more consistent!

Yes!!! It's such an odd turn and you think you're done but it still gets you lol. I've heard of a few wrecking there!

😅😅 I try to have fun. My sense of humor usually goes unnoticed. I appreciate you lol

Thats when I chicken out. Bout 90

It would do 107 downhill before now its 85. And that is on rev limiter lol. Mph of course

It's 85 top out on rev limiter now haha

It's so unnecessary but awesome. I went 58 tooth if I had to do it again I would try and find a 52 or around that. You run out of gear by the time the wheel is off the ground. My buddy can wheelie it in 3rd but he's about 100 pounds lighter than me.