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if it is the same as my 05, hold down the button just below the clock until the clock starts to blink. then use the same button to advance the clock forward to the correct time. erik

If you're interested you can give the one I have try. It is for my 05, but my set-up isn't quite the same as yours. HMF full system 4-2-1 hi-mount, pair removal, airbox mod, and K&N filter for the PC3. Let me know - Erik

Thanks for the reply on the tire pressures. Resting up for a fun day tomorrow. Erik

Great pics. Doing my first track day on my Busa tomorrow. Looking forward to getting out and having some fun over here at the Spokane Raceway. What pressures were you running front and rear? From what I have been finding, I was going to start out at 32f/30r cold and check them after each...

Ran two sets of the Conti Motions and got about 8k miles out of them. They did good in the rain and only had one time when they slipped out on me, but that was operator error - cold tires and too much throttle. I am running the Shinko 005's this set. When I needed tires again these were in stock...

Paul - Sent you a pm with more info. Let me know if you need anything else. Erik

Was here in school from 1982 to 1988 and then moved back in 2000. Just like anywhere it has it's good areas and bad areas. I've been on the east side of town (Spokane Valley) for the last 11 years and have been pretty happy here. I have two girls, 6 & 8, and couldn't be happier with the school...

My tune was also way too rich on the bottom end. Leaned it up some and now instead of a lugging feeling at low rpm it is a lot smoother and has much better pull. Rolled on the throttle same as always hopping on the freeway and the front end came up on me.

They have Thunder Thursdays when the weather is nice. They meet at a bar called Cruisers in Stateline, ID and I think they are also meeting at the Hot Rod Cafe in Post Falls, ID. Check PNW Riders - Pacific Northwest Motorcycle Riders and click on the link for the eastside and that is where...

The ride around lake Coeur d'Alene is nice for a little day ride with some spots to stop for lunch. Heading out north towards Welpinit is a fun ride. A longer day ride is up through Newport, over to Sandpoint then over into Montana through Tompson Falls and St Regis, then slab it back to...

Also, you can check the Spokane/Eastside section of PNW Riders - Pacific Northwest Motorcycle Riders and may be someone that can get to it easier. Erik

Bill - I'm over in the area, and depending on where it is and the timeframe may be able to try to help you out. I work during the day and have class at night, but shoot me some info and I'll see if I may be able to help out. Erik

There are three straps and clips that hold the bag to the bike after attaching the piece that it mounts to in a way of your choosing. You simply open the clip, slide the straps through and close the clip and you are done (two on the front and one to the rear of the bike). If you mount the base...

It fits just fine mounted that way with the grab handle still on the bike. I got mine a couple weeks ago and just used this idea to clean up the mounting for a weekend trip leaving tomorrow. I currently have a pair of tennis shoes, two pair of socks and clean underwear, jeans, thermal shirt...

If you have a battery tender you can use one of these: 2-Way Flat to Cigarette Lighter Electrical Adapter [I-312] - $1.63 : Trailer Depot, trailer parts, trailer repair, new trailers for sale, trailer tires I have had one similar for the last few years and it works great on trips, etc to...