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That woulda' left a mark!

This is my first and only forum experience, and have met some great like minded people to ride with. Looking forward to EOM.

Never heard of the Caberg, good writeup on the link though, along with KD's experience make it worth trying on sometime. One of the main factors in buying my Nolan N102 was the steel locking mechanism for the flip portion, when MCN tested modulars a couple years ago tthe N102 was the only one...

What a bad looking fish! Looks South American, but what is it? Sorry for hijack, looks like I better not count on the storms to last the year.

Interesting read, those cubic inches add up over time. Edit: Just read jestals reply, and he is correct about the visible fumes being B/S, (gas is volatile to 45 below). But the underground temps here in the south are 72 degrees average.

Diane I have found the heat on the shins as well, as Iggy said, its better there than on the torso. Heavy ankle high boots and silver riding pants velcroed around them (with shorts underneath) seem my best solution. The fans should kick on at 7 bars, in heavy traffic they will get to 8 with...

Oh yes, me too!! With brackets please.

That does look good! He matched the factory paint perfectly. Is it color-rite paint?

Heal fast scabman, post up when you're able. Thanks to Jeff for setting up the account.

Adding wishes for a fast recovery, hang tough scab.

Nice installation, you might want to add some rubber mesh shelf liner underneath.

If you want to go with the large givi, the E52B508 is matched to the Suzuki Burgman blue. Very close to FJR "06 blue. I like my set up with OHFJR's rack.

Daytona does have a decibel based local ordinance, 100db IIRC. Rarely and selectively enforced though. Power regulation is a whole new can of worms that the AMA should fight tooth and nail.

We are fairly new to riding, but I want to get as much instruction from professional instructors, early on in our riding to make us safer riders. Great idea! You'll need your skills in that Danbury traffic! Welcome and enjoy.

Ditto that, it was worth the wait(6', 230 lb). Although I have swithched back to stock for extra flow in the summer heat.

https://www.fjr1300.info/howto/audiovox.html Here is the official version. Smitty drills the throttle and leaves very little slack in the chain for quick response. Search audiovox cruise control install and you will find it all with good pictures.

You're right, that is a cool catalog. Thanks!

Thanks for that, haven't been there in a few years, and not on two wheels. Looked like nice sunshine for your day out. That hurricane road sounds like a hoot. Enjoy the spring!

Have had the V for a few hundred miles and love it! At 6 ft. tall it gives good air flow to upper chest when down and a quiet pocket at 3/4 - full raised. Will be much better for longer distances.

Heh, heh, heh, he said snatch.