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I am very interested in seeing details of how the cell is mounted (see my thread here), so pictures would be much appreciated! :)

I have a 4 gal. gravity-feed Jazz fuel cell that I sometimes mount on my '07. I have a few issues with it and before I go back to the guy that made the mounting plate for me, I want to ask for opinions here. Here's the current setup: The mounting plate viewed from the top, rear: And...

No, Davo is an Aussie riding a Kwak. :)

Day 7 report: https://www.sierraresearch.com/mc/2009IBRDay7.pdf

I am totally amazed that this question is even asked. It must be an American cultural thing. Doubt about letting a buddy ride pillion with you? WTF?! Are you guys unsure about your manliness or something? Unbelievable! :evilsmiley03: :lol:

Of course there is always this: https://www.bikeshareworld.com/

I might be interested, should you be interested to visit South Africa. I live in Cape Town.

The hand guards sure work with the Throttlemeister. I don't have an AE, so can't answer that part.

WTF? Passing on a two lane road is such an everyday occurrence for me, I don't even think twice about it. The USA must sure be a strange place to ride a bike if this is an issue over there?

This is how I did it when I had to take a pick-up to Windhoek earlier this year: There were no hooks in the bottom of the box, but the cattle grid helped. The main tie-down was around the front forks (I took the front mud guard off). I used 7 in all, 5 of which you can see in the photo. I...

Well, if you turn them on, they heat your hand grips :D . The ones I have have a dial where you adjust the temperature and I have never had the need to turn it past the halfway mark. Very much. Very well. Dunno, mine came standard with the bike. The shop had to replace the right-hand one...

I recently completed a Bun Burner Gold 3000 (3000 miles in 48 hours) - paperwork still to be done and accepted. I wrote a ride report here, but thought I'll tell a bit about the preparation in this forum because of all the great this forum has been in the process. I bought my new '07 Yamaha FJR...

And if you ever ride with a pillion, I'd recommend a set of these. Saved my wife's boot heels on more than one occasion.

Respectable score indeed. Good contest that had me worried, despite our lead, right to the end. Like I said, a massive comeback from that 36 - <watchimacallit>. Oh, and my sympathies - does not look like Hamilton is going to make it either. Pity - I was rooting for him too.

He, he, no mud required, just spectacles. :)

Oh, come on! You'll definitely need your eyes tested. His left foot touched the side line, ball (in his hands) still not touching ground. Then his feet lifts up and over the line before he puts the ball down. There is absolutely no doubt that it was not a try. Yes, if there wasn't that...

Or alternatively, in stead of the SR346, get this rack from Premier Cycle Accessories and the E250 universal mount from Givi and you are sorted. Pictures and more are in this thread.

Uhm, not that it's any skin off my nose, but I think you might have your numbers confused, Warchild. I count 6 ST1300s in the final results, of which 4 finished. 10 Peter Leap Honda ST1300 10,910 292,596 13 Curt Gran Honda ST1300 11,090 285,512 51 Bill Thweatt Honda...

More detail about John Ryan's ride (and tank) can be found here

Thanks for going to the trouble to take a photo. I did not think of cutting the end off completely, duh. I take it this does not affect the integrity of the guards too much? No wobbling in the wind. :) Oh, and pardon the late reply, did not have time to get back to the forum earlier :(