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beauty or lack there of is a personal opinion. thats what you added. you just chose to do it in an insulting and sanctimonious way. hurray for you.

you guys are welcome any time. i have lots of room and the weather is much better up here this time of year. this is also a good base for touring the Adirondacks after the work is over.

i was referring to the midgets in the bag. one is for the gps the other cleans my shield while i ride.

it has a remote control :rolleyes:

my uncle removed it to lighten up the bike and clean up the lines.

got the new garmin and wanted to mount it someplace in view and out of the way. took a while and a lot of times taking the fairing off and on but in the end i am pleased with the location. the mount. tabs are welded on as that was the easiest way to get the offset needed to clear the fairing...

well today was the day so i guess your not missing that connie anymore. i know i don't miss mine in the least. i liked it while i had it and put about 27,000 miles on it in two years but i never felt confidant on it even after many mods and tires.

from what i have read it takes about 3-4 hours to install the mc cruise. it took me 9 hours to install my first audiovox (5-6 hours for subsequent installs). thats a 5-6 hour difference for $1200. I'm sure there are a lot here whose time is worth that but mine isn't.

i rode several c14's and actually took delivery of one on the condition that i had three days to decide if i liked it. i still like the looks of the c14 better but it is not as easy to ride or confidence inspiring to me. the fjr for me does everything easier than the c14. the connie can be...

first update. we are up to $65.50 and a $25 gift certificate. sale of my sockets is going very well. now i just have to spend the rest of the summer in the garage and all will be well.

i put mine under the drivers seat. allows clean run of cable and takes up very little space. i wanted to keep it away from extreme heat of engine.

i know its not the most efficient way to machine these but i am making them from scrap i had from another job. your actually paying $24.50 for shop fees (costs me $12.25 an hour to run my shop. takes two hours to make socket) and $1.50 scrap price for steel. the problem will be when i run out of...

the same socket that takes off the nut on top of the upper tripple clamp. no need for a deep

this was the retards post

have welded that and inconel for aircraft exhausts and steam applications. fairly pricey but a lot of sizes available with pre bent u's for making up headers and exhausts. when cutting it use a band saw blade that you will only use to cut it or cutoff wheels that you only use on it. then sand...

if you do a search you will find a thread where someone else did this just to take pictures for someone else. i can't remember which retard did it but he found the screws to be held in with a very good grade of locktite. no amount of heat would get the screws loose without damaging the paint...

i would be glad to assist you by providing free machining/welding. sounds like a fun project to be involved in.

OK after trying to keep this small and only posting in response to other post. i have decided to do this all the way. but after an E-Mail from a retard stating that i was offering fake generosity by offering half the money for a fund for Wayne and Annette because i was charging an absurd amount...

comfort comfort comfort. try on helmets till you find one you like. i have had a few helmets and only 2 street helmets that i truly loved. a retardedly expensive bell m2 race helmet that sacrificed itself back in 84 to an old lady in Norfolk who ran completely over me leaving tire tracks on my...

pair reed valve. yours won't look exactly like this. i turned the valve limit tab over so that it holds the valve closed all the time.