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Great pics. My son and I toured Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Glacier a couple of years ago, albeit by car. It is spectacular country.

I do this as well and my wife looks at me like I'm trying to do some type of witchcraft.

I've heard others complain about this. I've got an S8+ (not a small phone) and it takes me 2 seconds at the most to get it secured. In fact, a shortcut of just securing opposing corners seems to work just as well. The web/tether only has to keep the phone from moving up or down in the mount.

I use the X-Grip with the little rubber web thingy to latch onto a couple of corners. Never had a single problem with it.

I use TuneIn to listen to local stations. My electrical interference level really racheted up when I add the auxiliary lights. TuneIn, Spotify, or the XM app is what I generally use now.

I quit using FM on the Sena in favor of the TuneIn Radio app on my phone. I was picking up too much electrical noise and the reception didn't seem to be that great anyway.

Is that your prom picture?

I actually hope that Harley is successful with these new models. They may not be my cup of tea, but I really want all motorcycle manufacturers to be as successful as possible. I figure the more bikes on the road, the better. Granted, I absolutely don't care for straight pipes and tassels but at...

I've been curious about noise cancelling headphones for motorcycle use as well. I use some Bose over the ear headphones here at the office occasionally and when I fly. They do lower the perceived noise level. My question has been been: Are they lowering the actual sound pressure level at the ear...

Well I was in second so I almost disproved your sig. But no clutch dropping for me. I know for some, wheels slippin' and slidin' all over the place is a ton of fun, but I don't heal as fast as I used to. :)

For as much as I've liked these tires, this has been the only set where I've had the rear spin on damp pavement. A week or so ago, I was on the way to work after a light overnight rain. When I was entering the interstate from the ramp (cloverleaf and not straight) and rolled on the throttle, I...

Turn signals were easy. Replace the relay and plug in the new bulbs. Problem solved. The LED Brake lights can probably get by with less resistance. I probably just need to measure the resistance across the standard bulb and make sure I do about the same. As far as additional lighting, I...

I've thought about this. I can modify the harness to use longer wires and route those to a location that has airflow. I'll also need to be mindful of water intrusion, as most places that can get airflow can also get water flow. I have a number of old CPU heatsinks laying around that should do...

So I have the LED bulbs and, as expected, they need resistors to not interfere with the ABS. I picked up some harnesses that add some resistors inline with the existing 1157 socket. The link is below: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072JQQQLV/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The...

My main battle is noise. And ventilation. I've recently switched to my Cee Bailey reverse flip (maybe a +4). It's pretty good, but I still get helmet buffeting and not enough airflow unless down, which negates a lot of its benefit. I have a VStream that was fine in colder weather but probably...

Try these: https://www.nanotips.com/products/taps-touchscreen-sticker I added some to some Olympia winter gloves and they do a very good job of machine the glove touchscreen compatible. Supposedly the glove can even be registered as a fingerprint, but I haven't tried that yet.

I use the phone on the bike. I mostly use Waze rather than Google Maps, since I'm interested in real time traffic info while commuting. For area where I don't have coverage but need the GPS, I use Here Maps which can download the maps locally. Waze will cache maps along a route, but if you were...

I'm currently running RS3s and like them pretty well. I have about 4500 miles on them and they seem to be wearing ok, although they're a little louder than they used to be. The last tires were a set of Metzelers that lasted about 5000 miles. Prior to that it was PR3s and PR2s, both sets got me...

I use them and like them. I actually mount my auxiliary lighting to them as well. For me, they did help to get some of my elbows out of the mirrors and give a better angle to what's behind me. And aesthetically, they work well.