turgut kalfaoglu

I think I'd like an amp meter at the same time; so I can see if something is starting to draw too much current from the battery..

Does that make sense?

Guys, my stator just died; and I need to choose one fast.. I see on ebay some Chinese ones are really cheap, like $45..

And there are other merchants that sell it for $150.

Which one should I go for? Does anyone have any experience with the Chinese ones?

Many thanks, -tk

Um, what did you all use for the inner tube? I couldn't find anything that matched the diameter..

So I ended up padding the frameslider with duck tape, and gluing that into the hole of the expansion tank..

My water tank job was sub-par - I couldn't do it as cleanly as some of you have done.

I used a section of a baby bottle (!) as the inner tube, but it cracked after a few months of use.

So now I glued the expansion tank to the frame slider! It works so far, we'll see for how long..

Btw, is it my imagination or are the Motovations getting more and more expensive.

It seems I paid $60, but they are now 78?

-t

Ouch - $54 is a lot of money for that sensor

I wonder what OTHER product would fit our VFR's that would do the same..

Will check out car shops soon..

-t

Thanks!

Last night I dabbed some glue into its hinges, that seems to have done the trick

There was no obvious screw to tighten.. -t

Are you referring to this cobra radar detector. In that

Thanks for the info, no it was a "real" radar detector. But yes, perhaps I ought to be downloading POI's for my zumo instead

-turgut

Guneiden!

You are out of luck in the Netherlands, they are illegal to use. You either hand over the unit on the spot or your car gets impounded.

The police operate an radar detector detector (no spelling mistake).

Günaydın!

Umm, same in Turkey -- but the Cobra I tried said "is not detectable by detector detectors" -- apparently some older radar detectors emitted something that could be picked up by the police.. not the new ones :thumbsup:

In Holland you must hide your radar detector in a tray of poffertjes on your gas tank :unsure: tot ziens

I always liked the dutch!

That's of course was one of the reasons :goofy:

-t

Hi there.. does anyone have any experience with radar detectors that work in Europe?

I had a $99 Cobra (for car) once, but it only worked when I was close enough to see the officer's face

( = useless)

thanks!

-turgut

Hi there. does anyone know how to tighten Schuberth S1's sun visor (the dark visor) a bit?

Mine comes down if I shake my head..

thanks!

-turgut

Stinks - there is no mention of "international shipping" or even "email us" link at www.digitalmeter.com

So I was unable to buy it for my VFR 800.. -turgut

Done! My VFR 2008 now has the frame sliders - too bad I didn't do this before dropping the bike!

Many thanks for these clear instructions, indeed the hardest part was the water bottle.

I examined mine, and if the water bottle is OVER the "full" line, it DOES overflow when it gets hot.

Therefore, I would caution anyone that wishes to install a smaller bottle.

Btw, did anyone drop the bike after the frame sliders? What happens when it's simply dropped

(and not skidded across), does the handlebar hit the ground? Does it break a lever? Does it break

the mirrors - I already made Honda rich with my mirror and handlebar changes and their overpriced accessories

thanks, -turgut

I had a pair of hein-gericke soft bags from my old bike,

here is a link to the bags:

http://server01.hein-gericke-store.com/ope...ist.currblock=1

I was wondering if I could use these on my new VFR800-2008 ?

My biggest worry is the heat from the underseat exhausts. Would the built-in shielding of the pipes

protect these bags enough?

Many thanks!

-turgut