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[Maintenance Log] Autumn Means Pacific Saury (Sanma)! Yamaha TZR250 (3MA) Gets Latest Dunlop Q5A Tires & Wheel Rim Foundation Tuning

Today's Musings (;´∀｀) I make a strong effort every day not to "put my own faults aside." My usual stance of "not complaining and not belittling others" rem...

11 September 2026
Everyday Events (Work Log)
[NSR250R Maintenance] Even luxury bikes have loose parts inside? The cause of the discomfort—”suspension bearings”—completely replaced to restore new-bike rigidity

Anyway, the bikes brought in are so clean that… I'm careful with protection, protection, protection. Since old bikes can be problematic, I take my time to ca...

7 February 2026
Everyday Events (Work Log)

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[Maintenance Log] Autumn Means Pacific Saury (Sanma)! Yamaha TZR250 (3MA) Gets Latest Dunlop Q5A Tires & Wheel Rim Foundation Tuning

[NSR250R Maintenance] Even luxury bikes have loose parts inside? The cause of the discomfort—”suspension bearings”—completely replaced to restore new-bike rigidity