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There is virtually no difference in the filler cap of the 2 generations if I remember correctly. I like the fact that you can see your phone to change stations and easily make a call. I would be concerned that the temperatures are not too warm during the summer months in that little pocket. I...

I'm pleased to announce that all members of the FJR community will now receive 10% off all products available on our site! Besides producing reflective decals and light mounts, we now carry the Sena line of communication products, FZ-1 fuzeblocks, and various LED lights. With this discount we...

Bungie, I'm an authorized Sena Dealer. I then was selected for their Star Dealer membership from Sena corporate 2 weeks ago. You are comparing your single SMH10 unit to my dual price! The single SMH10 would come out to be less than $150 shipped.

You are correct. I just sold out of the mounts. The one set on hand has the powder coat too thick and doesn't look smooth. I just received the raw parts from the laser cutter and will start welding/bending up some more. I also just finalized a 10% discount coupon for the whole site that...

Thanks for the feedback Pooky. I'm working on an order for those as that is about the only one that seems like it would work well for our application.

I been working for a while to setup a 10% forum discount for Sena items and it was approved this morning! To my knowledge this will be the best deal offered for the SH5 and SMH10 anywhere. Hopefully by the end of the day is is setup.

Molded earplugs, not earbuds.

I completely agree with LDRydr. I had a set of custom molded earplugs made for around $50 for my wife and I. I then can use them at the range and on the bike. I use music as more of a background noise to replace the wind. Jamming out is left for the basement stereo/theater setup. Another...

The SMH5 has 1/2 the distance of the 10 but they are virtually the same system after you upgrade to the latest firmware. I resell both and have been using the SMH10 for 2 years in groups up to 4. I sure wish the 4 way communication was available last year when my wife, brother and sister were...

I used a spare 220v heavy duty server cord from work and cut the ends off. They were sufficient for running power to the block and the extra plastic protection around all 3 wires! Installation was very easy since all 3 wires were grouped into one cable. Of course Curt’s wiring kit comes with...

Post up if any of you have found a good dimmer for them. I imagine the 3200's could use one.

I finally was able to order in more lights. I now will have 4 variants. The latest version are 3200Lm CREE LED's! :blink: I've also implemented free shipping on orders over $80.

Definately a great windshield. I cut one down a few inches on the top and top/sides and use it during the summer and have a 2nd one for winter months. They flow very well with or without the tuning block installed.

Nice write-up! I also have the guards and leave them on year round. One of the best additions to my bike yet. They don't look the greatest but sure work well.

As much as I enjoy my Model 21 Glock I would take the S&W M&P Pro .40 anyday for USPSA.

Having USB on the bike is becoming more useful as many devices are able to charge from USB. I opted for the 12V charger for my phone with a USB port molded into the socket side of the cord. You can charge your phone and provide USB power for charging headsets or other devices.

It might be a Motion Pro carb tune? It was inexpensive and works great. It was purchased back in 2003 before the other fancy ones were readily available let alone affordable.

I found some at: https://unitednuclear.com Don't be purchasing the last of their supplies now :P

During the move to the new house my Carbtune was tipped over. About 1/2 the Mercury that it came with was lost. I finally found some online but I'm not sure if 1oz will be enough to fill it up the last 50% needed to function properly. Does anyone know how much originally comes with the tool...

The 550's are sold out. I did not purchase nearly as many as the others. I'm working on waterproof switches and some dimmers at the moment. The 1500 or 1800's on a dimmer would be the best of both worlds.