These feels and looks great! now my pinky finger didn't get pinched anymore, and I can adjust the brake lever distance with ease.

Advantages: - ease of install
- build quality
- shorty lever design

Disadvantages: The clutch lever doesn't actually allow you to adjust it to be closer than the standard, would be nice if by default, the original lever length is at the adjustment number 3, so from there we can adjust it lower for smaller hand, and higher for larger hand

These grips are cut and manufactured precisely, this allows me to achieve complete symmetry on each side of my mt25

Advantages: - extra grip so you don't need to flex your thigh muscle as hard while braking
- protect the middle of the tank from being scratched

Disadvantages: Wish the middle part have a more "unique" pattern rather than just a simple trapezoid, would be great if it has some kind of "mt" series inspired design

I got the smoke BL6 lights for front and back (they're the same lights, which makes sense). These look amazing and are very bright. I think they're more visible than the OEM ones. They were kind of a pain to install. The front fairing has to come off which wasn't too bad, but the light itself needs a stronger washer than the plastic one included for the inside of the fairing. The light wasn't secure and the washer was nearly buckled in two. There was also a black piece that came that was like a thicker washer and I couldn't figure out where the heck it went. I used it on the inside as a washer instead of the white flimsy one, but it didn't fit exactly on the inside so I'm assuming that's not what it was for. It did the trick though. I wish there was a video for the BL6 lights on the GROM, but I'm sure making product videos for every single motorcycle and product would be extremely cumbersome. The generic video did help some! I do recommend these, despite some of the issues during installation.

Advantages: Brightness, looks, aerodynamics, weight savings

Disadvantages: Installation, cheap washer

Excellent product! Great fit and finish, nicely machined, installed this with zero issues after I finally got the tail of the bike apart. I used the available TST pod turn signal brackets with the OEM rear signals, and it came together nicely. Highly recommend this!

Fits decent on a 2014 R6.

Great product. Lights look much better and are much brighter than OEM.

Important note!!!: When ordering this rear kit, add signal plug converters to your order. This kit does not come with any unlike the front kit. If you are purchasing the front kit you will see an option asking what harness configuration you'd like. A signal plug converter also referred to on the site as a harness configuration is the wiring that connects the lights to the OEM plug.

First off I had the standard license plate mount already so the switch was super easy. The hardest part was trying to figure out where to put the TST stickers that came in the box.

Advantages: Looking sweet

Disadvantages: Cops may not like it.

Awesome! I have several TST accessories now for my R3 and the quality and support has been great. The installation videos are top notch. Thanks!

One of those things you hope you never need, but will be happy you had. Install was very easy. I had some fear of cutting my new bikes body parts (2017 + MT 09 Frame sliders require trimming the radiator side panels), but the TST install videos are super helpful and a good confidence booster.

Advantages: Provides protection.
Rear sliders are also spools for bike lift.
Looks good

Disadvantages: None that I can think of.

Fits perfectly and compliments the lines of the 2024 MT-09 well. It's well secured to the bike using three engine mount bolts on each side of the frame, This seems like it will better distribute impact forces than sliders that use a single point of attachment.

Advantages: The delrin slider is ramped and shaped to encourage the bike to slide instead of catch on a surface, as can happen with simple puck designs.

Disadvantages: The nuts on the rear of the siider mount are an aesthetic oversight on an otherwise beautifully designed part. A square hole with a carriage bolt secured with a nut hidden under the cover in the slider cavity would be a more elegant solution. I might try remounting the puck and see if a nut can be used inside the slider cavity and a domed flathead bolt could be secured from the backside. This would make a cleaner looking part when viewed from the rider's position. Otherwise, it's a well designed and very sturdy set of sliders.