adamf18

I like it, looks good, keep up the good work!

I just did this mod too. I does work rather well. My bike stayed pretty low in temp. Never went above 220. And it was 95 degree's out. Plus I do use water wetter in the bike too. A cheap mod and improves air flow. Highly recomended.

I want to thanks you guys for letting my friend Charlie (burgandy Yahama FJR) ride with you guys. The school I was at did not get done in time for me to join you guys. Charlie had a great time with you guys and said he will be back next year. Thanks for being a great bunch of fellow riders.

The Safety Nazis don't like people doing sensible things, and frown upon people who take it upon themselves to improve safety without Official Approval Or Sanction I'm offical safety specialist and that is wrong. the problem is that comman sense isn't common. your smart for putting that light on. Your protecting yourself and thats more than most people do.

the MSF course will be great for her. I teach it and most of my students are women. In my opion, they learn must more than men do. And they tend do better in the class. Its a very confident building course too. Good luck with her getting on her own bike. But be carefull, my wife wants another bigger bike, lol.

I went the other way, I made the seat uncomfortable and my wife decided to get her own bike and ride. We have so much more fun now. Great job by the way, so many people wont even attempt something like that.

looks great, but do you have pictures of the wire splicing. Namely what wires did you splice. Thanks

How hard was it to cut and shape? Did you use the stock base plate or make a new one?