Ricenoodle
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I got some extra wires, and a few positaps or bullet connectors so you can run them inside so you don't have to use tape man.
What did you do to your bike today?
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Finally!
Finally got my Juicebox Pro in the mail! :sinister: Got it used for $175 shipped. Loaded up Sport Rev A, and Touring Rev B on it. Can't wait to install it and give it a ride! Next thing is maybe removing the DB killer just to experiment. Once it's all said and done I'll put up a video of it since I haven't seen any vids of the Danmoto pipe on the Tube.
Finally got my Juicebox Pro in the mail! :sinister: Got it used for $175 shipped. Loaded up Sport Rev A, and Touring Rev B on it. Can't wait to install it and give it a ride! Next thing is maybe removing the DB killer just to experiment. Once it's all said and done I'll put up a video of it since I haven't seen any vids of the Danmoto pipe on the Tube.
Whoohoo! Great, let me know if you need help. And remove the DBK. Email me...Finally got my Juicebox Pro in the mail! :sinister: Got it used for $175 shipped. Loaded up Sport Rev A, and Touring Rev B on it. Can't wait to install it and give it a ride! Next thing is maybe removing the DB killer just to experiment. Once it's all said and done I'll put up a video of it since I haven't seen any vids of the Danmoto pipe on the Tube.
Mrs. Marthy did her debut on the 6R today. She did good considering she hasn't rode in 3 years since she pass her license. She did about 30-45 minutes of up and down and circle in a parking lot close by. No ready for a weekend ride in the BRP anytime soon but it's a good start.
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priotiynapkin
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Installed these ASVs, feel so much better than my faded cheap Chinese levers. feel like a new bike XD
-Ben
-Ben
Installed these ASVs, feel so much better than my faded cheap Chinese levers. feel like a new bike XD
-Ben
Looking good man
2013 Fz6r satin
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bet that's a first on this thread...congrats!!
priotiynapkin
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Installed my puig touring screen (clear) last night. Was having second thoughts because it looked a little goofy when looking head-on, but took it for a ride just now and I love it! Totally smooths out the air when upright, and I can duck down completely out of the wind without touching my tank now. My long (not that long, just SD to Irvine and back) freeway stretches are about to be much more comfortable.
Switching back to stock bars next week (currently have fz1 bars that i picked up at my dealer when i boofed and bent my original bars) and have some soft luggage (ogio) on the way, too. Hopefully I can start taking some little trips with her
Switching back to stock bars next week (currently have fz1 bars that i picked up at my dealer when i boofed and bent my original bars) and have some soft luggage (ogio) on the way, too. Hopefully I can start taking some little trips with her
You'll love the bags, heck that's all good stuff you added lol.Installed my puig touring screen (clear) last night. Was having second thoughts because it looked a little goofy when looking head-on, but took it for a ride just now and I love it! Totally smooths out the air when upright, and I can duck down completely out of the wind without touching my tank now. My long (not that long, just SD to Irvine and back) freeway stretches are about to be much more comfortable.
Switching back to stock bars next week (currently have fz1 bars that i picked up at my dealer when i boofed and bent my original bars) and have some soft luggage (ogio) on the way, too. Hopefully I can start taking some little trips with her
Gave it a wash and a good scrub.
Sprocket before:
After:
You may wonder why I allowed it to get into such bad condition - but three British winters and 15,000 miles will do that to a bike. We have salt on the road from about November to late March, and it really destroys bikes. I'm surprised I could clean it up so much, what you see in the first picture is ground in dirt and corrosion.
Sprocket before:
After:
You may wonder why I allowed it to get into such bad condition - but three British winters and 15,000 miles will do that to a bike. We have salt on the road from about November to late March, and it really destroys bikes. I'm surprised I could clean it up so much, what you see in the first picture is ground in dirt and corrosion.
Finally got out for a good canyon ride. Met a few friends and hit 94. A little chilly and a few wet patches that hadn't dried from all the rain we had last week. But overall a nice chill fun ride. Tomorrow's going to be an oil change, coolant check, a general going over. She'll get a full wash, chain cleaning, and polishing before I go out for a ride with my cousin on Thanksgiving morning. She's gotta look purdy when she sees the family
what do the symbols stand for??
aaa I see. I like that pretty sweet