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Just present it as a gas saving measure and "green" thing to do. The OR elected officials will stumble all over themselves to put their name on a Bill. The other Bill :rolleyes:

Maybe its just me but I kind of like the looks of those. Probably wouldn't even know its back there and it sure would increase the carrying capacity. Bill

I did the left side also and noticed a definite improvement. Have not done the right side. By the way what happened to the Baker wings? I thought the company was going to develop brackets but nothing on their website. Bill

Never a cold shoulder for you pig, I always say "yes,sir" and "no,sir". Had a great time, first long ride of the year and a great opportunity to blow out a few cobwebs. Looking forward to the next ride. Thanks "sock" or should I say grandma :lol: Bill

Anything by Griots Garage. https://www.griotsgarage.com/product/car+ca...vals&page=1 This stuff works great. Bill

Hey Marty, count me in. Mind if I meet you at Shilo's, Airport Way @ 9AM? Was going to take the S3 out but this sounds to good to pass up for the FJR. Bill

I wish I was going. Looked into it but couldn't squeeze the time off, maybe next year. Have a good time with your Dad, he will enjoy it too. Bill

Gunny that. Had a KLR 650 for a couple of years for just that purpose and if it had 20 or 30 more horsepower, I probably would still have it. The Triumph Thruxton kind of has that classic cafe look, and I hear its a fun bike. For something that stands out though, its hard to beat a MG. Bill

Good one LDR- been there done that more than a few times. Have been lucky that it hasn't been on the side of the road yet. One time at work and a couple of times in the garage. I have used my stripped down 12 volt air compressor each time just to make sure it works. Thats exactly how you do it...

Hey, This little black number is about to arrive in the stable. I guess the SO will find out when its sitting in the garage. She will probably go out and buy a new hand bag or something, thats OK as long as she uses her own money. :rolleyes: UK Butt Jewelry Bill

Sorry about that. Good site though, if you are thinking about an S3 its worth registering. Another one worth checking out is www.triumphrat.net

You can read all about the brakes here: https://www.thespeedtriple.com/Forums/index.php?topic=1252.0. I don't think its anything major, just something to ask about on a used bike. Bill

Bugnatr, I just bought an '07 and did some research over at www.thespeedtriple.com. S3's have been around awhile so the engine bugs are long gone. I think there was a factory fix for brake problems on the '06 though. From what I have heard and read they are great bikes. Be able to tell you more...

Hi Ray, A friend of mine and I headed up the Clackamas to Estacata and back through Mollala and Canby. Good roads the whole way with no gravel. Even stopped by the Oregon City dealer and looked at the new '08 FJR they had in stock. Good day to be out and enjoy the sun. As the rest of you can...

Maybe you can find the correct connector here: https://www.electricalconnection.com/electr...nts/hitachi.htm

Or how about this twist. Are the HH pads compatible with the stock rotors? :huh: The other Bill

Hey, I use Corbin's vinyl seat cleaner, just because I had some left over from another motorcycle. Anything by these guys is good: https://www.griotsgarage.com/. Bill

yes, there are no empty beer bottles floating in the water.

You guys might want to hang out over here for a while https://www.gpspassion.com/forumsen/default.asp?group=2 . Lots of good info on different models and brands. Bill

Awww, No ABS lines. sooo sad :( Bill