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Small soft sided cooler bungeed to rear seat with 1 liter platy bags. Or throw them in the tank bag when Im using one. Cost = free already had everything.

use a shop vac. pull a few hoses so air can get in and pull the coolant out. works very well and zero mess.

If you have an I phone allstays has a cool app that shows your location and available camp sites around you. Includes NF camps Corp of Engineers camps, as well as national and state parks also private campgrounds. I have found it does not have all the camps in it's data base but it has a bunch...

still one of the coolest paint jobs I've seen on anything. I could never have it, I treat my feeej like a truck, it has a job to do.

Mine bolted right up, no drilling required :dntknw:

Nice ride. I was just in the area around Yellowstone at the same time of your ride, lots of road construction in Wyoming right now seems they are chip sealing the entire state. 191 along the gorge is a great ride lots of fun on a bike.

I have about 11,000 miles on mine now with fair amount of National Forest dirt roads, bad pavement and construction zones to test everything. Both the lights and brackets have done very well and are still going strong. :specool:

Make that the left side of the bike (original post corrected) you'll figure it out. I don't understand where the "extra work" comes from with removing the tank, you don't have to do anything extra that you wouldn't have to do if you were propping it up. maybe it's different on a gen 1. As always...

Im pretty sure I would have remembered that. I got a friendly wave from a smiling face but sadly that was all. I will however be keeping an eye out for the official Canadian moto greeting, thanks Mary Ellen for getting that started. There was an Iron Horse Rodeo in Red Lodge where I saw a couple...

Gave you the "thumbs up" as we passed. Anyone from here?

Actually you can set the tank on a pair of saw horses positioned on the left side of the bike. The fuel line will swivel at the fitting going into the fual rail and the fuel pump wires are long enough to allow this. just need a suitable stand for the tank. makes doing a TBS a piece of cake.

any one here ? real close to the crib.

I was able to replace the CCT without removing the right cover but I did have the top cover off and I did keep as much tension on the chain as I could using a wire tie at the TOP of the motor before removing the old CCT I was able "with a good deal of difficulty" to snake a wire tie around the...

hoping for a speedy recovery. good juju and prayers coming your way brodie. first elk now trucks gotta be one tough hombre

+1 I can tell you what not to do and that's upgrade to a Penske shock and GP forks and take her with you on a shakedown run through the twistys. :whistling: I finally stopped peeing blood a couple days later :black eye:

I was thinkin glue gun. Looks like everyone had a good time.

Hey UP thanks for the ride down memory lane. I grew up in the Irish hills area, used to go to dances at the ski lodge behind the towers in the pic. Crawled home a few times from Kellys on the Hill Tavern which would have been right behind you when you took the pic of the towers. Lot of really...

nice work and good time congrats.

Hey All Home safe now ahead of the tornados thanks to a 1150 mile day yesterday (wish I would have documented it) and thanks to a new Michelin that I got from Escape Motorsports in Provo, UT. Forest (the mechanic) had me back on the road in the time it took me to eat a bag of jerky, power bar...

Thanks guys found E-Lee last night waiting for them to open. If they cannot help I will try some of the others suggested. Found a few more using the Yamaha Dealer Locator as well. Any others let me know. Thanks again.