adambweird
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The video dosent really do it justice to sound difference. With having the quadzilla on your bike id try just the fiberglass packing first to see if its enough for you.
What did you do to your Vmax today? Part 2
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The video dosent really do it justice to sound difference. With having the quadzilla on your bike id try just the fiberglass packing first to see if its enough for you.
That looks really nice, man would hate to take out on the road.
It would be in my living room, I would build a stand around it set my TV on top.
Nice job...
scuff
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Ya know I was gonna do that, went to plug in the welder and was about 2 ft shy of reaching my bike and I already had both wheels off getting ready for the new tires tried to jimmy the bike closer but with it up on the center stand and the 2 jack stands under the case guards I thought all I need now it for my bike to fall over on my concrete floor that would be great ! so I gave up and used the dremel next time Ill use my head and do the work within reach of the welder ! :bang head:
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CrackerRican
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Lol, yeah my wife says I spend more time cleaning than riding, but I do ride when there's less than 10% chance of rain.
Biker Dash
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lol, I've been known to ride when there's less than 10% chance of sun...
Clean the bike or ride the bike... 99% of the time, riding wins out for me
CrackerRican
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Well good for you Justin, I dont ride in rain probably like you dont ride in the snow. To each his own
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Well good for you Justin, I dont ride in rain probably like you dont ride in the snow. To each his own
I dont ride in the rain either. Oh wait i went 5 years and forgot i was supposed to own a 4 wheeler.:rofl_200: sorry just jacking with you larry now bring me that show piece so i can make it go faster
CrackerRican
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Cool I'll give you a call tomorrow
1st Shirt Maxer
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sooo i decided to add a volt gage to my max so that i could keep track of my charging system. i looked at all the different ones available but wanted something that was easy to conceal but also easy to read. i found the one in the picture on amazon for $15. no additional wiring required and since i already had the pigtail wired to my battery for my battery tender, it took 30 seconds to install and see what was going on. my pigtail was routed to my gas cap area so i didnt have to remove my seat to charge my battery.
David Justiss
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David Justiss
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Miles Long
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That's the best digital gauge arrangement I've seen. Direct off the battery, so the reading is true. Selectable(via pushbutton) numerical display, so that draw on the battery, when bike is not running, is minimal. And easy to conceal.
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers
Here's one I picked-up awhile-ago. I just haven't gotten around to mounting it. I think it's good for the U.P in MI and any Maine riders who need to be forewarned about black ice.:rofl_200: It has a temp gauge. And, for lapping, a stopwatch. Find out if you can make it from the Ace Café to the roundabout and back before Roy Orbison finishes singing "Ooby Dooby."
Plus, for you metric-heads, no need to do 5/9-32* calculations, as it's switchable between *C & *F for the thermometer, and no mercury to create a toxic/hazardous spill when the thermometer bulb breaks.
here is one jobber: (cheap too, $30)
http://www.jpcycles.com/search/search?Ntt=5+function+voltmeter&N=28004286&Ntk=All
Another one which may be better weather-protected (I like these guys' products, Signal Dynamics, see their LED license plate frames, w/integrated turn signals & running/brake lights):
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/382-167?source=mybuys&green=DB9E790D-6098-5328-AD97-CCFE29FEC34D#!
Plus, for you metric-heads, no need to do 5/9-32* calculations, as it's switchable between *C & *F for the thermometer, and no mercury to create a toxic/hazardous spill when the thermometer bulb breaks.
here is one jobber: (cheap too, $30)
http://www.jpcycles.com/search/search?Ntt=5+function+voltmeter&N=28004286&Ntk=All
Another one which may be better weather-protected (I like these guys' products, Signal Dynamics, see their LED license plate frames, w/integrated turn signals & running/brake lights):
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/382-167?source=mybuys&green=DB9E790D-6098-5328-AD97-CCFE29FEC34D#!
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Biker Dash
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I must look that up. Where did you find it?
scuff
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Spent a few hours in the garage since it's been raining all day ! Got my new shinko's mounted, adjusted the steering head bearings and dropped my needles a half clip, I even got over to the Venture and fixed my air ride suspension, feeling pretty good about that can't wait for the rain to stop !
Tex85
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Saw it sitting in my storage locker, looked back at new baby in car seat locked up the unit and drove away without even firing her up :-(
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Put a new windscreen on started it and let it run a few minutes and killed it. I guess i should take it for a spin. I dont think its been ridden in 2 months
CrackerRican
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Threebeards
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Patted it on the ass, as I left to go to work for the week.
HyperPete
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Rode it to work (got caught in the rain on the way home )
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Received my wifes butt stopper and luggage rack for my Gen 2 hopefully Saturday I can install and take the wife out for her first ride on the 09'
