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I don't take the tray out, just remove all the screws and hold it up, so I can wiggle the air box past it. I find it a lot more difficult to get everything all back together. The rubber connectors on either side of the throttle bodies are sometimes difficult to get all lined up. Some kinda...

Ah crap! I'm sorry to hear this Joe, but I'm glad you're ok.

Nice RR, Julie!

Sorry, I just assumed you had the fairing off. I've never done it with the fairing on. That bolt threads into the aluminum frame and has to pass through the mounting bracket, while lining everything up through a mess of wires. It takes a little patience to make sure you aren't cross threading...

^ Yep, I do the same...move wires out of the way and use a 1/4" drive 10mm on a long extension. The bolt comes out easier than it goes back in.

Nevermind

He's always welcome to stop at my place in Toledo and we'll swap it out in my garage. Free meal, shower, nap, whatever included.

Anybody know what's going on with the rider in Oregon? I see a red "help" spot flag.

I hit this back in April.

He can have the 57,000 mile takeoff from my '09. Unfortunately, I'm up in the Toledo, OH area.

Dave, just do it, it isn't bad at all. I combined it with this year's "winter service", which means all my fairings, radiator, exhaust and the whole top of the motor was removed (including the throttle bodies). Piece of cake then. :lol:

Sitting in the garage at work right now...but I get to go home tomorrow. Yay!

I'll be on my way home from the OBX, probably coming through Athens, but I'll be too tired by then for many shenanigans. You fellers have fun!

Very sorry for your loss.

I'll be following along from Mexico also, but not anywhere nice.

Bump I store mine disassembled in the attic above the garage. When I want to use it, I bolt it right to the garage floor. I drilled four holes and dropped in anchors for lag bolts. It works really well.

Mine came with a Velcro arm band.

Very sorry to hear that Ray. Bassets are really neat dogs. God bless your furry friend.

So it took us almost two years to bring another dog into our lives. We decided in order to fill the giant hole Daisy left, we needed a giant dog. Here's Stella the day we brought her home, easily fit in my lap. Here she is today at 85 pounds, and not full grown. Her personality is more...

Great to hear!