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Ok, My order is confirmed. Full set in standard black. Thanks for you work on this Renegade. Much Appreciated!!!!!

Yes, what he said. Always late, this one. Go to post #80. There is a clicky to Renegade's site for info. You can order now. Target date Jan 26th

I mounted my Garmin the same way. Very solid!

Sorry this is the best picture I have at the moment: I screwed the gps's original quick release mount to my homemade mount, so i could take it off easily.

MNFRF05's mount uses the same concept as mine, only it looks alot better. One advantage to the "Tank" mounted gps is it is always pointed forward and doesn't turn with the bars. With that in mind, you could also use the shelf mounted method above the gauges, if you need your gps mounted higher.

I agree with you on the heads up. I use the voice directions on the gps so I don't need to look at for more than a second anyway. But I like the unit tucked in between the bars. I would probably find a way to knock it off if it were anywhere else.

Update Ok, I give. SkooterG, I'll send you a message here shortly. Or not. Your inbox is full.

I made a mount for my garmin 2730. It bolts to the two tank bolts below the stem nut. It's surprising sturdy, and with the gps mounted, the top is level with the reservoirs. I'll see if I can get a picture on here. Not good with that stuff.

I saw this and couldn't pass it up. I'm too broke to afford the $6-700. After a 1500 mile ride with it I am very pleased with it. Definitely waterproof!! I also like it for the xm set-up. Beats the ole' mp3. As far as the mapping it's already been said, The price is great for what you get. It...

I lost my rear tire to a utility knife blade at 6500 miles. Put on a practically new Pilot Power on the rear from a coworkers wrecked bike. Been riding since. I have noticed tire pressure is more critical with this combo. With the temp changes in northern VA being erractic this time of year...

Maybe Yamaha has been reading the posts here and thought that adding more grease at the u-joint would allow the rear splines on the shaft to get lubed regularly with the acceleration habits of our members!! My 08 looks identical to the picks. 10k miles and climbing.

Just did a 200 mile ride through 40degree rain with my tourmaster, solution road boots with only regular socks on. Very impressed! Stayed dry and didn't get uncomfortably cold.

Last December I went on a 2 hour charity ride with my Vstar. The average temp was around 22F. No heated gear, no windshield, not very much fun. This past weekend I rode 200 miles from Va beach to Northern va on the Feej. It rained the whole way back with temps starting at 41 at the beach...

Great Find! Mine's on the way Thanks!

I agree! Spend all that damn R&D money to clean up the 7.3l for the EPA standards, instead of figuring out how to cram all those computer monitors and coolers under the hood. Renegade, I would like to join you when that engineer shows up. You think escort oil filters are bad. Ford originally...

Go figure. I read this post right before I went to wash my feej. I put it on the center stand and found a utility knife blade sticking out of the rear tread!! :o What luck! The thing entered through the center section and submarined under the right side tread and halfway out the side...

Ok, I'm on the "hit" list for northern Va. Email sent