Recent content by UrbanKnight

I have one, got it brand new off ebay with adapter for $200 so I installed it... My bike is stored in my garage, and after the first week, I turned the perimeter sensor off. To me, the alarm is more of a feel good mod than anything else, it is EASILY defeated, but it does make alot of...

Ditto here, nothing else needed, I did not unhook anything either

Hel;ibars from GC here too... I HATED themmmm for a week.... Now, I wouldn't go back!

Quality...May not be shoei, but stick to good brands for helmets.... I may not always like my wife, but I don't want to have to feed her through a tube the rest of her life either.....:rofl:

Easiest wasy to install for me, I did the cut version (will try to grab some pics) Put bike on rear stand Pull fairings Get Laser pointer on a tripod/stack of boxes, etc and have it point to exactly the center of the frame bolt. Leave the laser on, do not bump or move laser from this point)...

No point if you are not a track rider... But I do like the feel of themmmm Same point as having a bike that will do close to 200 mph... there isn't, but that didn;t stop any of us from dropping the money on it!

No obligation at all. Used vehciles are sold as is... Its a done deal, sorry for the guys luck, btu its a crap shoot with used private party sales, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.

Download the PC software to a laptop, and see if dynojet has any maps for you. Plug a standard mini usb into the PCIII and the laptop, fire up the software and hit connect or get map... it will show what is loaded, If you want to load a different map, load map, then send map and call it a day...

Re: who has the best rear camara system for 08 busa ?????????? advice needed thank y GoPro hero !!!!

Kerosene works too! But WD40 is cheap and plentiful!

Gotta switch to jeans to survive the heat, or get used to being wet.... Full textile/mesh, and helmet and mesh gloves here...Warm in stop and go, but moves enough air when moving... leather pants are my downfall. Even perfed, they still sweat ya, so I resigned to jeans... it is what it is...

Re: Guess the R77's have to go... Full Tiforce titanium installed(vids of both inside Its all good... For how I ride, I will get tuned eventually, but she is jsut mildly lopey at idle, and very smooth on the throttle. Smooth all the way through when warm, so really a non-issue for me. I am not...

Re: Guess the R77's have to go... Full Tiforce titanium installed(vids of both inside Nicke, there are no silencers installed in the R77's in my vid. The area you circled is just the liner of the can on the R77's... Everyone else, I will sell the R77's for $600 shipped

I am pleny happy with the 4-2-1-1 Tiforce I just put on mine... Any of them are good systems.. I just came across the Tiforce for a steal of a deal.. Tone is perfect for street riding while 2-up, where as the Tsukigi is LOUD, to much so for my tastes... Now if I was always a solo rider, I would...

I think this should take the cake....:rofl: