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Apparently popular for high-powered gaming systems. I'm wondering if it might also have some application for a topcase mounted system. Gets awfully hot in AZ in July. :o

I like it! A simple idea well executed. :)

Cruise control.

I first met Mike at the 2004 NW Passage Rally. I had slipped my wallet in the thigh pocket of my 'Stich, failed to zip the thing closed, and managed to lose it during the odometer test ride. There I was at a rally with no driver's license, not credit cards and no cash. Mike, who I had never...

My FJR came with a Cee Bailey when I bought it used in 2006. A significant improvement over stock and good looking, but not up to the duties of serious IBA work. I still use it occasionally. Depending on what you need, it's an option to consider.

Roy...sometimes the anticipation is worst than the ride itself. Set aside your emotions and worries and develop a plan you intellectually think you can do. Make sure it's sound based on some of the criteria Jerry talked about. Then go ride it. Chances are you'll succeed. If you don't, I...

A big contgratulations. Seems to provide most of the range of a dual tank setup without the lost of the passenger seating or the complexities of a taildragger. This has been one of my favorite threads this winter.

Uber-cool at an Uber-price. If anyone on the list takes the plunge, please report back to let us know how it works.

This won't do?

Congratulations. A world of fun awaits.

What DaJuice said. Not the best picture, but you can see how I put my zumo up high and in my line of site here.

What is the replacement cost of a Tanji fuel cell these days? :) :P :lol:

I've been using a Zumo 550 since 2007 and feel it's been a great motorcycle GPS. It has it's shortcomings but is built to survive, has those wonderful hard buttons on the side, is an mp3 player and XM compatible. I've grown very accustom to it and nothing in the 600'665 series leads me to...

Not the cheapest, but maybe the best. Here's my recent experience with Al Schibi's plugs https://paulpeloquin.blogspot.com/2011/02/for-last-several-years-ive-been-using.html

Welcome home, brother. As a reformed BMW owner I can tell you I still lust after the Bavarian machinery. On paper they look perfect. Living with them is something entirely different. The new whore looks gorgeous. ;)

And price. Haven't checked much lately, but a few months ago the 2820s where significantly more. If you can live without BT, the 2730 is a much better buy. Paul Peloquin Monmouth OR

So I decided to do the smart thing and check the list before replacing the brake rotors. Everything I read sent shivers up my spine. In preparation I bought some propane and a new hex socket. Some Liquid Wrench doesn't hurt either. The day comes and my buddy talks me into trying the first...

Since you seem to be one of the go to guys on the forum regarding racing, I'd say you made it back just in time, Randy. I'm looking forward to MotoGP as well; there's been so much movement in the off season I can't wait to see how it all starts shaking out. I'm especially interested if...

I'm with you on this one, Stephen. Unfortunately, it's typical today.

Me neither, but the detail, work and money that went into this is incredible. Nice job, Stephen.