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610 Husky Cigar Miike

Being new to the FJR and new to Colorado we decided to take a run out east of Centennial and see what the plains are like. The plan was to ride up into the mountains to the west and then back home but we ran out of time. I will have to say to say that it not as flat as I thought it would be...

As you are quite aware. Like picking your line, that decision is made long before you reach that point. For the cigar it is made before I put it in the humidor. As far as the line you pick while riding it is like any other skill that is learned. The feed back from when you miss teaches you to...

You will quickly discover that once you have identified the line that you intend to take, that you will not need to look down. Keep your head up and concentrate on where you want to go. It is amazing how you will be able to put the bike on its intended line. It is automatic for me after 40 years...

+1 Keeping a roll of the tape and some grip solvent is great. I have been doing this for years on the DS bikes. It is also convienent since I do my own golf grips. It is ready for service in a hour or less. Cigar Mike

Unfortunately the problem is you get what you pay for. A GPS that only auto routes always causes problems. A good tracking GPS like the Garmin 276C, does not have any off these problems if you know how to use it. You can load the route and the track for a ride. This allows you to follow the...