The Repsol Honda team will not take part ꧅in Wednesday's official🎶 MotoGP test session at Aragon.

The defending world champion's anno🐽unced the decision after Monday's post-race test in Catalunya, where Dani Pedrosa again cr🗹iticised Bridgestone's decision to supply only the new spec front tyre from the forthcoming Silverstone round onwards.

Although the majority of teams and riders prefer the new tyre, which has been an additional option at r♒ecent rounds, the factory Honda riders are far more comfor🤡table on the original spec.

Pedrosa blasted the decision as unfair - and sin﷽ce the new spec tyre will not be available at Aragon on Wednesday, 🍃Honda sees little point in testing.

"We h🔯ad already issues with chattering on the rear and now we have also with this new front [tyre]," said Pedrosa, runner-up in Sunday's race and third in the world championship.

"I will keep my mind open and keep trying hard with my tea🐭m to improve the situation, but it's just an unfair situa🅷tion for Honda.

"The reason they say for changing the tyre is safety, but at the moment it's not safety for us, we are riding on the limi🃏t every lap.

"We decided not to go tඣo Aragon also because we don't have the option to test the new ꦇfront tyre there."

That means Pedrosa will next be on track,ౠ with the new front tyre, during Friday practice for the British Grand Prix.

Team-mate Casey Stoner a♎lso dislikes the new rubber, but insists he will make it ಌwork.

"The new🔯 front tyre has created more chatter in the front, we don't like it but we'll make our bike work around it," declared the reigning double world champion.

Six of the 21 riders opted for the older spec hard front tyre in Sunday's race - Stoner, Pedrosa, Ka🎶rel Abraham (Cardion AB), Randy de Puniet (Aspar), Aleix Espargaro (Aspar) and Mattia Pasini (Speed Master).

Stoner, now 20 points behind title leader Jorge Lorenzo after finishing a Repꦐsol-worst four at the flag in Catalunya, revealed that he concentrated heavily on solving the ongoing chatter issues with his RC213V on Monday.

"We were in and out of the box a lo💟t and each time we had something new, something different, to try and resolve the issues that we've been having," said the Australian. "We didn't work on set up at all, we just tried everything we could think of to reduce the rear chatter.

"To a certain ജdegree we seem to have improved it, which is a positive step for the future, but until we get to the next track it's going to be hard to tell. It's still ther🍷e to a certain degree, so we still have work to do but we've definitely made a step forward."

Pedrosa and Stoner set the fifth and sixth fastest test🍌 lap times, and were within 0.38sec of pace setter Andrea Dovizioso (Tech 3)