trav72

My first reaction when I looked at the pic 'Wow, what the hell it that?" But after staring at it for a minute or so, I think it looks pretty good. Nice job. :goofy:

Why doesn't that surprise me.

and you look really cool while doing it. :biggrin:

I'm pretty sure he means 1400 mile trip. One of those days with 11 hours in the saddle. Not 1400 miles in 11 hours.

I couldn't agree more!

Looks pretty good. You need to fill in that gap between the tank and the tail plastic.

Wow! That's some very nice machining! I'll take a set! :blink:

^ Those are excellent rules. I only have 3 basic ones when riding on straight or multi lane roads with a group: 1. Always ride staggered. (this is obviously single file when on back roads) 2. Know your hand signals and let riders behind you know what you are doing. This also pointing out obstacles/road debris, slowing down, stopping, turn up ahead, etc. 3. NEVER pass in the same lane as another rider. I'm sure I could add a bunch more. But to me these are the main three.

I would love to see some pics of the install. What was involved in getting the swingarm installed? Was it a simple bolt on with the same bushings etc.?