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digitallyhip last won the day on October 28 2012

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  • Birthday 09/20/1964

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    Bowen Island, BC
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    '03 VFR, '06 VFR,'07 Mitsubishi Outlander, '12 Mini Countryman All4-S.

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  1. digitallyhip
    A floor jack is a HUGE help when it comes to moving the swingarm so that you can weasel the shock out.
  2. digitallyhip
    I have a sixth gen swingarm sitting right here...
  3. digitallyhip
    Came here to type this. The switch in question is a cheap fix from Amazon, but you also develop the habit of pulling back on the starter button after using it...
  4. digitallyhip
    This will definitely work. As will the YTZ14S which is even higher capacity. I've done it!
  5. digitallyhip
    Plus one (or two, maybe) for the ADV bike. Since buying a V-Strom 650, I really question owning my sixth gen.
  6. digitallyhip
    Lobster's are excellent! I mean: the extenders made by the user Lobster.
  7. digitallyhip
    If you are interested in a low cost way to give this a whirl, I am parting out my 2003. When crashed (into), the braking system was working perfectly, but all parts would require cleaning and maintenance. It's ABS-based, and complete.
  8. digitallyhip
    I can see all the photos too.
  9. digitallyhip
    I own two 6th gens and have ridden the 6th and 8th back to back. A very well sorted 6th is pretty similar to an 8th. Luggage is worth a LOT. If you could get that 6th for anything between $4-5, I'd do it. But a white 8th is beautiful!
  10. digitallyhip
    I'm one more!
  11. digitallyhip
    PM me your email address and I'll send you a PDF that doesn't need a PW.
  12. digitallyhip
    +1 I live in Vancouver, BC (the Wet Coast of Canada) and if you don't ride in the rain, you really don't ride much at all. I have NEVER had rain get inside my helmets.
  13. digitallyhip
    I don't have the second relay (another project), but am willing to sell the latching relay. I'm in Canada and don't know what the relay is worth. Can you make me an offer and I'll add real shipping cost to it?
  14. digitallyhip
    I have a never installed Tightwad latching relay right here! But I'm in Canada and you may be best off buying in the USA... It's a JatronX Model LR-13.5
  15. digitallyhip
    So I rented a Super Tenere in Australia, and expected to return it knowing that I had to have one. I didn't. It was nice, but not life-changing. I just bought a V-Strom 650 and love it every bit as much, and for the price it is outstanding! Polarbear and I recently did a little Vancouver Island ride on our V-Stroms (I'm a terrible influence), and over coffee and cookies he said "tell me again why we need our VFRs?"
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