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Great review Matty!

Good review video. These tires came with my 2023 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro so when I saw your review I was intrigued that someone would do a review on these, as it is unpopular on the forums for my bike, to like these tires. Personally, I have had the same opinions as you on the tires. They are good tires on the road in the dry and in the wet and they wear well and last a long time. I presently have 10,800 miles (about 17,300 km) on mine, and they still look like they have a lot of life left. Of course, my bike is lighter than yours so that would affect wear as well. The bike is used as a daily rider / commuter, etc. and so in this use case it is fine to wear them down to the wear bars. It is a good factory-fit tire from the manufacturer despite what the common wisdom on the Internet might be 🙄 as the factory cannot fit some sort of unicorn tire that will suit / please all users / use cases, and besides most ADV bikes never see dirt. Mine hasn't so far, but when these wear out I'll be looking to get some decent 70/30 tires for the Tiger. Not really interested in doing much dirt riding beyond the odd dirt road to get to a nice lookout or camp spot.

Interesting stuff Matt. You do a great job on reviews - I enjoy these. Happy days mate.

So why did you decide on the Anake’s

Haha @2:31, I reckon I have a drone shot of that. I had Pilot Road 4s on a BMW R1200R, and still reckon the Pilot Road series are probably the best road tyres for every day riding…but…have just had a couple of bikes withBridgestone Batlax HyperSports, and bloody hell they are good tyres. Great review Matt. Keep up the great work,

Thanks so much for such an informative video. I'm contemplating on buying a 1984 gpz750 as my very first bike. Whats making me cautious is the unique parts that might need replacing and the whole front fork issue with its anti-dive mechanic that I'm clueless about Would you recommend this to an actual beginner, it runs according to the seller but I'm scared of a possible issue down the road that may be impossible to fix due to parts scarcity on it

I find I recommend a tyre then try another and find it’s better. It’s nice when you find a tyre suited to your bike, your riding, your longevity target & your wet weather handling target. That’s then magic for riding in all situations but then you hope they don’t change the design.

I'll probs be getting the Michelin Road 6 on my V-Strom 800RE when they come up for renewal, it isn't really likely to hit any trails beyond gravel and the Road 6 tyre is cracking on tarmac in the wet... which seems to be the UK's default weather currently 😀

Matt, the road is that light brown bit, not the green bit.

I use this mount on the nav bar of my Aprilia Tuareg 660, works great.

Will they be good on a Hyabusa? Heavy bike.

I wouldn’t get the 56v range either 😆. The 58v range though is awesome, way better than the 18v.

Thanks for the video.

Hallelujah! 🙌

It is alive.

You didn't shout "start ya b#stard"

How does the carb look?

Well, ain't that a bucket of sand in your swimming trunks.

Gearbox/transmission Replacement NOTE HOT OIL IS MORE FLUID AND WILL DRAIN OUT MORE EASILY AND COMPLETELY. • Place a container with suitable capacity under the drainage plug (2). • Unscrew and remove the drainage plug (2). • Unscrew and remove the filler cap (1). • Drain the oil into the container; allow several mi- nutes for oil to drain out completely. • Check and replace, if necessary, the sealing washers of drainage plug (2). • Remove any metal scrap attached to the drain- age plug (2) magnet. • Screw and tighten the drainage plug (2). • Pour in new oil until it reaches the dipstick open- ing (1). • Tighten the filler cap (1). CAUTION DO NOT ADD ADDITIVES OR ANY OTHER SUBSTANCE TO THE FLUID. WHEN USING A FUNNEL OR ANY OTHER EL- EMENT, MAKE SURE IT IS PERFECTLY CLEAN.

Picking up a 03 tomorrow super stoked for it! And this video is some informational and definitely gives me so knowledge! Thank you man!

Sun of a beach.

That sucks mate

Indeed a new plug is in order .....wow

You're getting it sorted.

If you have high powered bikes and no traction control then i get the best result with cup2 and 2.4bar tire pressure cold. Power 5 and road 6 its to hard in the middle and just spinning all the time. 🎉

Bugger on the bolt man so what does this part do on the bike?

This scoot is tiring into a major project. Keep at it!

Hi Matt. What tyres are you running

Love the 85tt but looking into the v7. You find the v7 too small for you?

I've really got to consider a Quad-lock option. I like my current one, but there's no doubt quad-lock is a better quality product. Appreciate the food for thought and the walk-through.

Definitely the best on the market worldwide Matty

Quadlock is my go-to for any phone mounts. I agree on the vibration dampener. I believe they're an Australian based company as well. 🇦🇺

Nice!👍💚

Quad lock is a quality product. I don't have the mirror mount, but use the vibration mount. Not broke the camera on my phone yet.

My '11 Ninja 1000 needs tires. Has Dunlop Roadmax on it now, had them on it when I got it. 2200 miles later, they are WORN DOWN. The front tires are starting to scrub through, they're choppy, they're down to the bar. The rears have officially squared off and are down to the bar. I was originally going to get Dunlop Roadsmart IV, but I think I'm going to give the Angel ST a try. I commute with occasional fun on the backroads, I don't need the absolute best of the best of the best, and I think they will do me good.

Those Griso's tend to get under your skin. Let us know if down the track you end up regretting it, or wanting another one. But motorcycles are motorcycles and we change them up all the time. I'll be selling my Speed Twin for something else, but will hang onto my Griso for a bit longer. Loved your video's on the Griso.

Good luck!

What does the compressor do?

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Well, I'm sorry to hear this bike is a problem child. I hope you get it sorted. It really is an excellent scoot.

You are certainly getting this bike sorted.

Why does a scooter have a fuel pump..

Mate. These review videos are great! You’re really falling into a good niche.

That underseat storage is pretty wild. My Suzuki Intruder VL250 used to fit a bottle of bourban perfectly under the seat heheh. Love ANZAC bridge, and a great review mate.

Back in 2007 this was an elegant maxi scooter. Even today it is. Shame for the under the seat storage and phone that just cannot go inside. Otherwise a cool machine. To be honest they are not cheap, at least in my country. Would say that you can get a nice one for a reasonable price. Enjoyed your review. You are right about riding in the normal shoes. They can be quickly dirty or destroyed. :) Cheers. Take care and check my community tab when you can.

Great review man. I would love to ride that beast. Never ridden a scooter.

Mate the fun factor is up there with scooters carving through traffics hilarious too good times matt cheers

Great commuter scoot, 500cc though even better 👌

The biggest thing to me is keeping up with the traffic Matt.

Great video Matty and love the format. Well done mate. Enjoyed that a lot