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You tried it didn't you?

That was the point of what I was saying, Mash is a French brand but made in China as are all the other examples I gave as they are european brands but made in China.

depends on what you're planning on doing with it. There's currently plenty of people doing some serious travelling on smaller powered bikes than that,

hate to tell you this, Mash is not French. They're imported via France and the French importer labels them mash. it's simply a marketing name. In exactly the same way that our 50's and 125's are fabricated by Hanway in china and marketed in Europe under the name Masai. The " assembly" consists of fitting the handlebars, fitting the front wheel, pumping up the tyres and fitting the battery.

you shouldn't remove it Pedro, you owned it at the time of the photo, that should be good enough

The Scooter Brigade continues to grow.... this oughta make @boboneleg a bit happier....

I can absolutely relate....

No but Galfer are highly rated, I suspect the Moto Master are as good though. A lot of racers use Moto Master.

I've never tried them...but i guess they are of a good quality...have you ?

They are rebranded Galfer rotors.

No.

Spelling is everything.

Paddy takes his mates back to see his new flat, and after a few more beers one of the lads asks him whats the big brass gong hanging on the wall, Paddy says, "Its my speaking clock"! "How does it work?" his mate asks. "I'll show you", and Paddy hits it full pelt with a claw hammer, A voice from next door yells"Ffs it’s twenty to three in the morning!!"

Assembled there . Bit like Mash being French, some BMW's and KTM's being German and Austrian or Husqvarnas being Swedish Tis the way the world is going.

Itarian?

Have you checked out G brakes Ian...bitt expensive thoe...