Loved my old MT09 but this is not good to hear...
http://amcn.com.au/editorial/15004/
Loved my old MT09 but this is not good to hear...
http://amcn.com.au/editorial/15004/
Meh - just a safety check.
If vibration can cause the bolt to possible 'wobble loose' if you are half in tune with your bike you'd feel something off through the bar long before the bolt dropped out.
I would put money on inept wheelie landings being the culprit. Not mine of course. (Er, money, I can't wheelie for shit)
Last edited by george formby; 22nd April 2017 at 10:23. Reason: Clarification of limitations.
Manopausal.
When compliance protocols cause recalls like this you can well ask whether the risks reduction is worth the costs involved.
Those costs, obviously are added to bike / car prices across the board.
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
I blame America.
There will be a 200kg rider who has done hundreds of wheelies on his MT and the bars became wobbly ..... now he wants to sue Yamaha for 50 million for putting his life at risk.
He should really sue the donuts factory, but it is his constitutional right to be a fat bastard.
Pretty minor recall - back out bolts, apply thread locker, re-torque.
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