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No gaps. Can't attach photos here but if you'd like to contact us directly we can send you some if that helps.

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Hmmm, two problems here. 1) it's been so long since I did this install I can't remember exactly and 2) I believe the kit has been updated since then and it now has new connectors. I think when I installed mine it was literally just cutting wires and winding them together then covering with electrical tape, but I think the kit has pins now? The instructions here may help: evotech-instructions.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/instructions/011905+yamaha+mt-07+tail+tidy+instructions.pdf or failing that I would probably contact Evotech Performance direct for the latest advice. Good luck!

The kit has been updated and now has rubber bungs instead of foam strips, you can see the updated instructions at evotech-instructions.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/instructions/011714+yamaha+mt07+rad+guard+instructions+new+rubber+bungs.pdf. However if you still have an old kit with the strips, they go at the top and bottom of the radiator and just act as a buffer between the radiator and the guard

It depends what you mean by "side covers" as people interpret it differently. The MT-07 already comes with side panels on the radiator, those are fine. But if you install the Yahama side cover guards (additional product) then it won't fit. Hope that makes sense!

Hey there! Yes they are, it's designed that way so if you're sliding along the road they are rotating instead of skidding, to help reduce impact on the components etc.

@@hurtlegearau Good to know. Thank you sir for your reply. Much appreciated.

Hey Peter, very strange indeed, sounds like you may have not had the right size X-grip or the phone wasn't in there properly?

@@hurtlegearau The phone (note 10+) fits in there quite well but the rubber stoppers can work their way off of the metal posts which ejects the phone quite spectacularly. It's only happened a couple of times but it's enough for me to not trust them on a bike where the vibration would accelerate the process.

@@Slapfunk79 Ah yes, the X-Grip should come with glue to secure the rubber grips on if that ever starts to happen

@@hurtlegearau Mine didn't arrive with any glue or instructions stating that they needed glueing down.

Hey there! The kit should come with an angled bracket and double sided 3M tape. So the reflector attaches to the bracket, and the bracket attaches to the bottom of the plate, using the 3M tape.

Hey there! VERY IMPORTANT to always leave one bolt screwed in! But you don't need anything else to support the engine while you do this, the other bolt staying in place is enough. No movement or shifting with one bolt out. Hope that helps!

Hi David, no unfortunately the MT-09 one is definitely different, and won't fit the MT-07, sorry.

Hey Mike, although you can pivot the holder left and right a little with your hand, it doesn't move at all when riding, the spring mechanism and tension keeps it in place. Cheers

Hey there. Do you mean the bobbin heads? They are Delrin

Hi Martin, not sure why UA-cam didn't notify us of your comment so I'm guessing a year later you've worked it out by now... But yes, the XSR700 uses the same guard.

Hey Bryan, due to the design of the X-Grip, there may be some play/movement left over if you have a thinner phone. But it shouldn't move on it's own, only if you force it. If you're finding the phone is moving on it's own then that isn't right, and you should contact the retailer you bought it off for further assistance.

Mine does too. It'll swivel 45 degrees on its own. Makes it almost unusable. The other one in the shop does too, so it's a design fault.

Yep, will definitely fit the 2018 model too.

@@hurtlegearau thanks. Love your videos I always use them as reference. Torque measures for bolts are really helpful. Ever consider doing an aftermarket exhaust installation? Cheers!

Hi Marvin, they use the same system, with the new Evotech Performance bolts replacing the existing OEM bolts. Therefore they should be tightened to 75Nm. Cheers, Graeme

Hi Tim, you definitely should have got some bungs and other pieces that will help a lot. I would suggest you contact the retailer you purchased it from, or Evotech Performance directly, and they should be able to get you the missing parts.

Hi there, the fluid is just "thread lock" (medium strength) to stop the second spacer from coming loose.

Hurtle Gear oh okay I understand... thank you!

you related to Buk Lau?

@@tjsylla lmao

Haha, true! I must have been tired that day... in fact I think I did have a big headache!

I think there's a little more to it than that Frank. We're talking about aircraft-grade aluminium that will stop a lot more than mesh. But thanks for the feedback.

Hi Miguel. Interesting, when I check the MT-07 forums everyone says the engine bolts are supposed to be tightened to 55Nm, and there's no reference in my service manual. Have you got a link or anything we can take a look at, that shows 75Nm?

I found this web where they have the service manual uploaded! Page 274 bolt number 12 www.manualslib.com/manual/1056405/Yamaha-2014-Mt-07.html?page=274#manual

Thanks Miguel, great spotting, you are correct! It should be 75Nm (I was referencing the upper engine bolt by mistake). I will update this video now and repost it. Thanks for the feedback

Thanks to you for your great videos! They are very helpful :)

@@migueldavidbotiafernandez9016 really nice input, thank you from a swiss mt-07 driver

Thanks for the feedback! We've sold hundreds (thousands maybe?) of the X-Grips and never heard of a phone coming out but we agree with you, better to be safe than sorry and use the tether if in any doubt