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Okay this is the closest I've got tonight - DBNM8 - MISTRAL GREY MTS 2CT - YAM.DBNM8 But I can't find the actual number code for this "Mistral Grey MTS 2ct" http://uk.ppgrefinish.com/media/658219/ppg_car_and_motorcycle_colour_directory_2011.pdf

I agree but it is what it is. I've read some color rite stories and definitely want to stay away from that. So then keep searching for a body shop that'll be able to give me the code? Is there any resource online to cross-reference?

I'm trying to figure out the PPG color code for fresh paint on my 07 Yamaha R6 tank. I'm going back to the OE charcoal gray which from the parts fiche and color-rite is: OE Color Code: DBNM8 Color-Rite Color Code: 0919 - Dark Bluish Gray Metallic 8 The auto body shop where I work can paint with PPG codes no problem but they do not have color match capabilities (if I bring in bodywork) and the places that can color match around here will only give the code if I buy the paint too. Any advice or resources to help on this topic?

03-04 confirmed, 05 bodywork with the exception of the front fender will swap too. 05 had a different front end with inverted forks vs traditional which is why it has a different fender.

If you have the R6S then I'm pretty sure 03-04 R6 fairings will work as well, maybe even 05.

That's just encouraging a horrible wrist angle.

Read tire mold dates wwyy, so that tire was stamped on the 12th week of 2015

The starter just freewheels if the motor is running, there's no damage if you hit the starter switch after the engine is running but it's definitely not as reliable/accurate as a GPS or IR based add-on.

Gifv is html5 based so it loads faster and doesn't use as much cpu resources to load vs a gif file. It's the future. Some browsers/phones treat it as a video though and you might have to click on the image to get it to play.

They need a reliable track surface first. I really enjoyed Mid Ohio, both watching and riding so I hope they can make it back on the schedule.

Whenever we shipped a bike from RD, it was up to the buyer's discretion to set up the shipping (most of the time) More often than not, they used U-ship.

Here's what I wrote a couple months ago about my experience with the 20S. And an update - Normally I don't get on the freeway much so most of my phone calls are city speed, but recently I had my first phone call on the freeway at speed (~75mph) and the person on the other end couldn't even tell I was riding. They didn't hear any wind noise and crystal clear audio on their end as well as mine. Their only indication that something was different was my voice undulating when going over bumps.

Just fold it in half.

Ah that's probably because I was using 581% of my allocation... PM on the way