Recent content by roadripper

Hi beam with hid helps a lot. If the other drivers bad or good see a real bright light coming towards them they seem to pay more attention. My experience anyway.....

Might not seem too exciting to go in circles for hours, but until you have been behind the wheel for at least a dozen laps. You need not comment here. 200 plus mph is not for the average Joe.

Hello I have short legs too and have a hard time finding the right leg length. Not sure if your interested or not but I did my own, used a product called speed sew. Worked great for me, no use for tread or needle. It is a silicone based glue works great on leather.

Anyone know what the problem is with the seals on these forks, seems to me everyone with a suzuki sport bikes knows about these crappy seals. I have tried all balls seals with the same results. My other bikes have the original seals for 20 plus years. I am on my second set at 19,000 kilometers...

Hi guys I wonder if anyone is having brake pad noise. I just changed to ebc pads in the fall and never got to ride much. Now that I have got to ride enough to realize the noise is not going away, I find them extremely annoying. You can hear them scraping even when the brakes are not applied...

Thanks for the replies guys. Forgot all about the new levers, had to put them on the number 2 setting. Number 1 setting won't let the clutch switch engage enough. Doh

Sure hope someone can help me out here. Just turned decent enough to ride, pulled the bike out of the back corner of the garage. Reconnected battery as I disconnect for the off season. Turned the ignition on, all lights came on and I can hear the fuel pump working. Press the starter button and...

Groomed trails around here are smoother than the black top. Week days if you get the opportunity are free of other traffic. Trails are marked better than the highways in some places, and the 4 strokes are the way to go. I have more than one bike and love them, but the best thing about sledding...

Little spray of silicone on the back or the spines will do wonders for the noise when walking.

Never be able to get away with any fun with the plate that big on back lol.

Hi guys I have been searching for days for the answer, but still no sure bets. Bike is an 06 with less than 12 thousand miles. Left front rotor is sticking enough that the pads were pretty well baked. Left were not even one quarter worn. Bought new ebc pads, broke caliper in 2 as suggested in...

As long as you got rid of the Hog things are lookin up.

Has anyone had theses pads on their bikes long enough to know how easy or hard they are on the rotors? How do they compare the the oem pads?

Where did you get the iron and rim protectors?

Does that mean they won't sell you the tires unless you get them mounted up there too? I haven't heard anything good about adventure, everyone I know bought anything there won't go back.