Recent content by Drkrider

Next in line..if "ntx" passes..

The seat is SOLD. blchandl2...enjoy the seat!

I have a vinyl Russell Gen 2/3 front seat for sale. Great condition, no rips, tears or other damage. Originally setup for a rider roughly 5'11, 230ish, standard foam, no extra suspension. I'm 5'9, 190lbs and the "pocket" is a little further back than I'd prefer, so I'm letting it go. I'm...

Awesome bike, with great farkles. Looks like you did things right. GLWS

No she doesn't. I negotiate riding time or wake up really early (think 4:30am) and come back by noonish on Saturdays and/or Sundays.

It's great to see the continued advice and tips given to my original question. I agree, riding in a group can be a double-edged sword especially if you have different expectations of how often you need to stop. I admit, we stopped a bit to often due to one of other rider's bad back. BTW- I...

I've been researching Adventure bikes and thinking about possibly getting a KLR some day in the distant future. If my finances were better and you were closer...who knows. Great looking bike...GLWS.

Millsaps, The seats arrived today! Thanks for the quick shipping and the attention to detail in packaging the seats. The seats are in great condition and arrived as described. I'm getting changed to go test them out this evening. Thanks again. Drkrider

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I'm interested as well....pm sent.

I was going to get some PR4's but with this deal, I went for these. Just ordered tonight. The website noted that the front was in stock (ready for pickup) and the rear had to be shipped.

I sent you a pm about your accessories..

Comfort is a relative term. I'm still tweaking my Gen 2 after owning it over 2 years. I expected to jump on and ride 500 miles when I first got it because the "FJR is soooooo comfortable"...BS. I could only ride a few hours. My first 300 mile day wiped me out. The FJR is more comfortable...

Crappy luck. Hope your recovery is going well. Thanks for taking pics of the "drop" and repair bills.

Looks like he thought he could ride over it, maybe because it was a soft material. Or, he just chose the wrong way to swerve. This exemplifies why I don't make it a habit to ride behind people who are carrying/hauling stuff...could lead to a bad situation.