Uncle Meat

Anyone have or ever had a 2006 - 14 Yamaha mt-03 and fitted a mivv GP black stainless steel exhaust? I acquired one used (no instructions) and can't figure out how to correctly orientate the under seat bracket. Unless my brain is on the blink! I checked the website and can't find anything there either. Any help would be greatly appreciated Dave.

Gave up bike sold. Someone elses problem.

The upshot is that the ybr is a pain in he arse to work on with little back up from previous owners so I got rid of it.

Oh my god I think I just soiled my underpants. This beautiful bike is right up my street. Well done Jono...

Thanks. Ok I've now been using these now for about 2 weeks and although my hands never get really hot they don't freeze either... I used to use Hein gerick evo gloves with generic silk inner gloves and Tucano Urbano muffs to top it all off. I ride very early in the mornings and my fingers from the knuckle down would go completly white and numb! I would have to wait 15 minuets sometimes before I could undo my crash helmet. It felt very strange watching TV with my crash helmet on... Having replaced my inner gloves with the new heated jobbies I no longer have any issues with my hands. So in conclusion knowing what I know now if I didn't already own a pair I would go out and buy them tomorrow. To me they are easily worth the £59.99 I paid. Link below. http://www.keisapparel.co.uk/gloves-and-insoles/

I know where you are coming from on that score. I work permanent 12 hour night shifts with with an hour and a half travel each way.

It was the problem that's for sure. Bought one off fleabay for £29. Just annoyed I couldn't save on fitting charges.

I'm a bit of an Audiophile (vinyl) and like street photography as per the link in my signature.

I'll report back after a longer test.

Tried for 2 months to do it and in the end sent it to the shop. The mechanic almost committed suicide doing it but now it is done. I pity anyone else having to do this. As the mechanic said...What a fekkin stupid design.

No worries Dave. Glad to be of help.

Thanks Dave for your review. Most informative during the cold weather that we are having.

Seeing as Jack frost has now arrived on the scene and my pinkies are feeling the cold again I needed to find some way to address the situation. I didn't want to fit heated grips, or replace my all weather gloves and already have muffs in situ so inner gloves seemed to be the answer. The Keis ones seemed to get good reviews so I took the plunge. I fitted the terminals to the battery and left the plug dangling out where the tank meets the seat. Time taken to fit less than 2 minuets. The inner gloves seem well made and fit snugly under my normal gloves. A bit tight but not overly so. I ran the wire up each sleeve and down the back of my jacket between the outer jacket and the inner attached body warmer part. On mounting up I plugged in and set off. All I can say is that I arrived at work for the first time with hands as warm as when I set off... My hands never felt too hot just nice and warm. The result was a much more comfortable enjoyable ride. I just wish I had bought them last year and avoided all that pain and white fingers.

Thanks everyone.

That's what I would have thought but it's solid and won't budge...! not even a smidgen. I fear it will snap if I get too brutal, but I suppose I don't have any choice really...