Replaced my tires and rear brake pads. A tad over 28k miles. The old rear pads were maybe 25% the thickness of the new ones. Regreased caliper slide pins and gave the piston a bit of a wipe down.
The axle gear that slides into the pumpkin - I removed the old grease I'd had in there previously. That old grease was a "moly grease" but had pretty low moly content. I elected to use some Loctite 51048, a fairly thick paste with high moly content. This is often used as a driveshaft spline lube. I'll do my driveshaft lube when I service my swingarm bearing in the spring.
Tires are my second set of Pirelli Scorpion Trail II. I completely wore out the old set at about 10,500 miles. By worn out, the rear tire was down to the cords and had a really flat line. Worn through most of the wear bars. I really like these tires until the last 500 miles or so. Got me home from Colorado on their last legs plus about 50 miles of riding after that. Handling became shite, but it happened over a 1250 mile stretch, so snuck up over a couple of days. But I found these tires to generally wear well, do good in the rain (luckily no rain at the end of life), and pretty decent for soft-roading on gravel or forest roads within reasonable riding practices. Better than the stock Bridgestones or A41s I had before.
Eville Rich
2016 S10