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Sounds like a repair rather than a mod to the fuel tanks - In my opinion, rear tank mounts really do need to be cushioned/floated as they’re simply sitting on a couple of thin bits of rubber.

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Originally Posted by Mark H
Sounds like a repair rather than a mod to the fuel tanks - In my opinion, rear tank mounts really do need to be cushioned/floated as they’re simply sitting on a couple of thin bits of rubber.


Rubber that sits on long tubular arms that are prone to flex just by the nature of tubing. If MMC had a rear frame of sorts, whether tubular or monococ to mount the tanks into it would be a giant leap forward.


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It sounds like MMC have copied your tank bracket mod Bunny. It will be interesting to see if that is the case. I expect there will be a cheque in the post laugh2

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Has anyone mentioned the need for a steel sprocket as the alloy sprocket will produce lots of noise and has got the risk to wear out soon?
The Brookland edition was originally fitted with the alloy version.

I would opt for the 2017 version and most likely for the car with the higher milage as things get sorted when the car gets used.
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Be careful a 2014 brook land may be a 2012
Thé factory seem recycling some of their unsold 2012 Mtw in brookland without new châssis

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If it was me, I would definitely go for the later car.

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Originally Posted by atalante83
Be careful a 2014 brook land may be a 2012
Thé factory seem recycling some of their unsold 2012 Mtw in brookland without new châssis


The Brooklands special edition was launched in Sept 2013.


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The Austrian The Brooklands actually has more miles but both are pretty close. Think the Brooklands is at 4,400 and the 2017 is at 4,000.

I know the Centa drive was done in the car, going to seeing it this morning as we had to reschedule. Just hoping the frame is NOT an early one, if so, the Brooklands is out.

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I would go for the 2017M3W.
Some 4400 miles for the Brooklands may have been not enough to sort out all shortcomings (but this is my private opinion only)


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Originally Posted by Mark H
Originally Posted by Bunny
Originally Posted by IMHO
MMC recently modified the fuel tank mountings under warranty.

I'm intrigued - what exactly did MMC do to the fuel tank mountings?

Likewise


Here’s the link to the fuel tank support modifications. The side brackets at the cockpit end are unchanged.

https://www.dropbox.com/transfer/cap_pid_ft:AAAAAHy2cpXmpas0IvnN3slJq549NRnwsR06_J-B7e7O5EHNu9bQUfc


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