KTM Super Twins Forum

Hi Guys, The locking kit is a different part to the retaining pin that comes as standard on the panniers. I got the part from: http://www.gear4motorcycles.co.uk I can't seem to find the part number though! The guy in the parts department was sound, really helpful! Will keep on looking to see if I ca...

Hi Bootworks,

Sorry for late reply, Work has had me by the neck.

My local KTM dealer called and said that they had found one (cost £27 inc postage, so wishing I'd seen your post first )

Thank you for the very kind offer though.

Cheers

James

Any help really appreciated.

The retaining pin for my left pannier fell out on my last ride and I can not find a spare for love nor money!

Does anybody know where I might be able to find one? Or even the part number (I can't even find this)

Thanks in advance for any help!

Cheers Brooksy,

We're going to wing the accommodation, can either camp or grab a guest house. I'll check out those roads though, cheers.

Hi All, I know that a number of you are seasoned travellers in France / Belgium and I was wondering if there are any areas / roads which are highly recommended? I've put together a basic outline for a few days playing but thought I would ask you all for a few pointers, all and any experiences / know...

I got to test ride the 1050 and 1190 back to back while my SMT was in for a service about six weeks ago. The 1190 was a very nice bike to ride, effortless, calm and collected but a little nutty when wound open, the electronic suspension was very impressive. The 1050 just did not float my boat at all...

Merry Christmas all, I hope that you have a great day!

It could have been worse. The biggest issue is that as my wife hates (and I mean hates) bikes she 's got the whole it's massively irresponsible thing going on. I know there is no way I can appease her in this, so I'm not requiring any degree of sympathy and attempting to minimise the inconvenience o...

Gutted, I was just leaving for work this morning and met a car clipping a corner. Cold, newish tyres (90 miles) on greasy road, I stupidly brushed my front brake and slam down she went. Bust my Fibula just above my left ankle, I find out on Monday if it needs plating or if a cast will do the trick. ...

Thanks Kev, The fluid level is right at the top of the sight glass, there are no leaks anywhere that I can find. I took it for a spin and it all seems to be fine now, I even smacked on the rear brakes on the lawn to trigger the ABS and it worked fine. Left a nice 4 meter skid mark :D , just waiting ...

Hi, I went out for a wee ride today and got about 5miles down the road and the rear brakes had gone completely. The pedal pushed with no resistance right to the limit of travel. I rode on, gently pumping the pedal to see if I could get it to work again and after about 5mins it started to work again....

Absolutely sweet nothing, Gastric Flu has nailed me on the first beautiful bank Holiday this year. Needless to say I'm feeling a little peeved off!!!

Hearing the bikes going down the nearest road to us is a double edged sword of enjoyment and envy.

I've had these fitted to my bike when I picked it up, although I've not done any nighttime riding yet they really do improve your road presence. I've noticed people hanging back at junctions more often when they are on compared to when they are off. I also caught up with my mum on a journey and she ...

Hey,

I've bought a Datatag kit to do my SMT, it'll be the first time I've applied one!
I read through the instructions, nothing difficult there but I thought I'd just ask if any of you have applied a Datatag and if there are any places to not tag and any places that are ideal too tag?

Cheers

Nice, I've just fitted the Givi screen to mine, being 6'2" I'm looking forward to seeing how well it works on my next long ride out. I am intrigued as to how the ergo seat feels?

Hey, the Dealer managed to fit the shock tube on, I'll post some pictures later on to show how it's fitted.

Cheers, It had to be Orange for me, loud and proud! I must admit to not being too concerned about the fuel consumption as it is returning more than any of the cars / 4X4s I've ever owned, range is a bit short but hell it just gives me a chance to get off and dance a jig of joy :D . I'm going for a b...

Well I collected my bike on Tuesday and have to say that I'm happier than a kid on Christmas morning. I had a 200mile ride to bring it home, through South and Mid Wales then up through Shropshire and Cheshire. Even though I was taking it steady (trying my hardest to resist opening up too much) this ...

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Well, I've posed the question and they've said that it would cost £120 for them to do those bits for me during the PDI / Assembly. With the forks already on I suppose it's a bit more work to strip back and re grease. I can't imagine that the brake pads require much time to sort but as it is extra wo...