I like all the ingenuity, makes you very self-sufficient. The discussion about how Bart bypassed the ABS pump was impressive, hope to get more details in the future. Is TST a sponsor/supplier for any major racing teams, like in MotoAmerica? Keep it up!
MotoAmerica has been weird this year and we have not made any deals with any team for this season. We did sponsor Westby Racing for a few seasons a while age. Then we decided to help out some up and coming riders for a while. Kayla Yakov was one of those recent examples. As the Correa kids get up in age, they get faster on their bikes and we think that they will be the next team we will be supporting outside of our club racing guys that we already do.
Impressive you guys are making this happen piece by piece . We tried to make some few orders on line but the most things we was looking for is Out of stock! It's all good I set up my email notifying when ever is in stock. 🙌🏆🙌
Are all these parts made for an r3 and directly fit onto the mt03? Are you planning on replacing these r3 parts with made for mt03 parts in the future? Is there a way to just disable the abs electronically? What core moto brakes lines did you use? Last i checked core moto said they dont make mt03 brake lines. Also any plans to upgrade the front suspension in the future? Link to gas cap, rear shock? Radiator guard in the future?
A lot of these parts are made for the R3 but they are essentially the same bike so there is no need to replace anything unless there is benefit to making dedicated MT parts. In that case we will make the dedicated parts. You cannot disable ABS electronically unless your embedded programming skill is on a Jedi level. You can simply pull the fuse and endure the ABS light on your dash, but that will not do away with the fact that you still have a mile of fluid in all the lines and rubber hoses. This will just stop ABS intervention. You are right, Core does not advertise lines for the MT because that bike comes in ABS version only and their lines do not give enough benefit for cost/difficulty in replacing only the rubber portions of the system. We used the R3 lines in our bike and they feel great. I am working on front suspension today. I will be installing Andreani Misano cartridges with 80 springs and 5 weight oil. I typically don't post any links in comments because you can just simply go to our website, punch in your bike and be presented with appropriate parts for that model. But since I wrote you a novel already here you go tstindustries.com/yamaha-mt-03-2020/
@@TSTindustries thank you for the awesome info! Looking forward to the ride review vid with the new mods. Keep up the good job and keep the great videos coming guys. Thank you! 👍👍
Question for you about the "rider weight" on the Ohlins suspension. What is the weight "range" for their different springs? The reason I ask is that I'm losing weight and want to make sure that I order springs that won't be too "big" in a month.
You will never get to the edge of the front tire so you will essentially be dragging around a heavier tire for no reason. You will also run a larger contact patch front and rear. The dynamics of the bike will change pretty drastically. Without adjusting suspension and geometry of the bike, getting suitable rubber for those size contact patches, and taking time to dial in the setup you will just be doing yourself a disservice.
Not the same level of "getting in the engine" but yes. We won't be disassembling the head but will slap a thinner base and head gasket on there, swap out pistons, cams, do a cam degree, and then tune. Should be good for something like 46-48 horse.
We are actually looking for a different handlebar setup but instead want more narrow and more forward with less sweep. We will have to play with settings on current setup to see exactly what we need.
So, I've been watching this series a bit, and there is some good stuff in here, but I gotta say, you guys tend to be a bit wordy. The content is definitely solid, but you do tend to dump words for a bit longer than you need to. Basically I'd suggest try and keep the intro brief, and leave the details for later when the parts are actually going in.
Arizona used to be the place to jump out of airplanes with stuff like couches, cars, etc. They called it junk day and they used a Casa with a rear ramp door. That hasnt been around since the 90's due to pollution with said junk. I think nowadays the only way to do this is in a desolate area bandit style or in Mexico off the grid.
I like all the ingenuity, makes you very self-sufficient. The discussion about how Bart bypassed the ABS pump was impressive, hope to get more details in the future. Is TST a sponsor/supplier for any major racing teams, like in MotoAmerica? Keep it up!
MotoAmerica has been weird this year and we have not made any deals with any team for this season. We did sponsor Westby Racing for a few seasons a while age. Then we decided to help out some up and coming riders for a while. Kayla Yakov was one of those recent examples. As the Correa kids get up in age, they get faster on their bikes and we think that they will be the next team we will be supporting outside of our club racing guys that we already do.
Hey guys, I agree. Can you get into how you did the abs delete?
There have been so many questions on this that we may make an episode about it in the future.
bump start the bike my abs dont work then 😂
Impressive you guys are making this happen piece by piece . We tried to make some few orders on line but the most things we was looking for is Out of stock!
It's all good I set up my email notifying when ever is in stock. 🙌🏆🙌
Sorry man...a lot of delays in raw material deliveries this year. We are doing all we can at all times to get stock levels up.
Hai where can i buy the rearsets. From the day I bought the bike I wanted to do it, this looks cool please reply where to buy.
More info on the ABS elimination module you made please? 😁
Then I would feel like I gave you scissors and you ran with them.
@@TSTindustries lol no scissors here. Just 2 race bikes with annoying orange lights on the dash
Are all these parts made for an r3 and directly fit onto the mt03? Are you planning on replacing these r3 parts with made for mt03 parts in the future? Is there a way to just disable the abs electronically? What core moto brakes lines did you use? Last i checked core moto said they dont make mt03 brake lines. Also any plans to upgrade the front suspension in the future? Link to gas cap, rear shock? Radiator guard in the future?
A lot of these parts are made for the R3 but they are essentially the same bike so there is no need to replace anything unless there is benefit to making dedicated MT parts. In that case we will make the dedicated parts. You cannot disable ABS electronically unless your embedded programming skill is on a Jedi level. You can simply pull the fuse and endure the ABS light on your dash, but that will not do away with the fact that you still have a mile of fluid in all the lines and rubber hoses. This will just stop ABS intervention. You are right, Core does not advertise lines for the MT because that bike comes in ABS version only and their lines do not give enough benefit for cost/difficulty in replacing only the rubber portions of the system. We used the R3 lines in our bike and they feel great. I am working on front suspension today. I will be installing Andreani Misano cartridges with 80 springs and 5 weight oil. I typically don't post any links in comments because you can just simply go to our website, punch in your bike and be presented with appropriate parts for that model. But since I wrote you a novel already here you go tstindustries.com/yamaha-mt-03-2020/
@@TSTindustries thank you for the awesome info! Looking forward to the ride review vid with the new mods. Keep up the good job and keep the great videos coming guys. Thank you! 👍👍
@@TSTindustries is that abs delete module that Bart created something that will be available for purchase in the future on the tst site? Thanks again
Question for you about the "rider weight" on the Ohlins suspension. What is the weight "range" for their different springs? The reason I ask is that I'm losing weight and want to make sure that I order springs that won't be too "big" in a month.
Call one of the guys in the customer service department and they can walk you through that.
Best mechanic🏍🏍
Thank you.
Hi sir...how about the steering it is normal that thier is a play on the steering?
Hello! I'm from to Brazil. Where I buy the rearsets?
Hey guys, great work! I got this bike and wanna go with 120front/160rear tire set. Would you recommend it?
You will never get to the edge of the front tire so you will essentially be dragging around a heavier tire for no reason. You will also run a larger contact patch front and rear. The dynamics of the bike will change pretty drastically. Without adjusting suspension and geometry of the bike, getting suitable rubber for those size contact patches, and taking time to dial in the setup you will just be doing yourself a disservice.
Hello, where where can i find these arrows?
Are you guys thinking about getting into the engine like you did the R3?
Not the same level of "getting in the engine" but yes. We won't be disassembling the head but will slap a thinner base and head gasket on there, swap out pistons, cams, do a cam degree, and then tune. Should be good for something like 46-48 horse.
You could make install videos, just post them separately for those who want them.
Do you guys make these for the Ninja 400?
Make these whats kid?
Mr: I got mt 03 I wanna do modify my bike how can I contact with you I need pras too
Hi boss, do you have any branch here in the Philippines!??
No, sorry, not at this time.
do you have a name list of all what you install on this video
Gilles Tooling FXR Rearsets
CoreMoto Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines
Ohlins Rearshock
When are you going to do something with the engine or is this whole series just about bolt on products that you sell
We will be getting into the engine later on in the series.
what is the part number for Brake lines
If you go to our website and look at the brake lines on the R3 pages you will find the part you are asking about.
Sir where is the signal light relay please
There is no relay on this bike.
Hey Aquaman
Put the works kit on it!
Oh we will. In due time.
You should probably get a wider handlebar...
We are actually looking for a different handlebar setup but instead want more narrow and more forward with less sweep. We will have to play with settings on current setup to see exactly what we need.
So, I've been watching this series a bit, and there is some good stuff in here, but I gotta say, you guys tend to be a bit wordy. The content is definitely solid, but you do tend to dump words for a bit longer than you need to. Basically I'd suggest try and keep the intro brief, and leave the details for later when the parts are actually going in.
Thanks for the feedback!
It’s common now on TH-cam, channels gotta get 10+ minutes videos. Annoying for sure, I tend to run videos at 1.5 speed
Still here for the skydiving experience, just saying....
Arizona used to be the place to jump out of airplanes with stuff like couches, cars, etc. They called it junk day and they used a Casa with a rear ramp door. That hasnt been around since the 90's due to pollution with said junk. I think nowadays the only way to do this is in a desolate area bandit style or in Mexico off the grid.
Abs gone❌
Yup, gone and not missed