Upstate MOTORCYCLE CHAT thread
#321
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Ram Mount. It's a 1" ball (or larger for some stuff) and an arm attaches to it (various lengths available) and grabs another 1" ball with a specific type of holder on it. In my case for my gps. They make holders for anything. I'm waiting on the gps holder but here is a pic of the yoke ram mount i installed.
#325
I am in the middle of watching Mecum's Monterey auction that I recorded from yesterday. It is all classic and antique motorcycles. What an amazing group of motorcycles. I DVRed it from HD Theater.
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#327
Great deal for someone:
2002 VFR 17.5K miles $3000
Mechanically sound, has been down once. Located in Lafayette, IN
Comes with the following:
Honda matching side hard bags with bag liners (the removable gray bags that make loading/unloading easy)
Honda matching rear trunk, trunk and side bags are keyed to the same key
Sargent aftermarket seat
Throttlemeister throttle lock
"VFR-ness" wiring harness (search for it on this forum)
comes with stock windscreeen and a Zero Gravity double bubble tinted windscreen (not installed)
All recall work completed.
16k valve check done.
Newer tires
Newer chain and factory sprockets
A set of new Honda spark plugs
Clear title
I recently bought a ST1300 and I have no use for 2 bikes
What it needs:
oil change
possibly new battery (seems ok though)
2002 VFR 17.5K miles $3000
Mechanically sound, has been down once. Located in Lafayette, IN
Comes with the following:
Honda matching side hard bags with bag liners (the removable gray bags that make loading/unloading easy)
Honda matching rear trunk, trunk and side bags are keyed to the same key
Sargent aftermarket seat
Throttlemeister throttle lock
"VFR-ness" wiring harness (search for it on this forum)
comes with stock windscreeen and a Zero Gravity double bubble tinted windscreen (not installed)
All recall work completed.
16k valve check done.
Newer tires
Newer chain and factory sprockets
A set of new Honda spark plugs
Clear title
I recently bought a ST1300 and I have no use for 2 bikes
What it needs:
oil change
possibly new battery (seems ok though)
#328
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Just in from a nice 85-mile ride
These gloves are awesome
97% comfort, the 3% is the seam on the right thumb
If the tbumb stretches slightly it will be all good
I can't believe how cool and comfortable they are
Once again, great suggestion on product Mark, thanks!
These gloves are awesome
97% comfort, the 3% is the seam on the right thumb
If the tbumb stretches slightly it will be all good
I can't believe how cool and comfortable they are
Once again, great suggestion on product Mark, thanks!
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Fired up my bike last night for the first time in weeks. Running rough(carbs probably gummed up from lack of use), I took it for a short ride, maybe 5 or 6 miles. seemed to clear up after a couple of high rpm blasts. Froze my ass off though while wearing just a sweatahirt and helmet. Since getting the S2000, I tend to overlook the bike when entering the garage. Kind of a shame as the bike is more of a rush to ride, but our deer population here is way out of control. BTW, it's a 2000 kawasaki zrx 1100, retro-cool imho. Hogan