LangoPTC

I'm nominating this for understatement of the year. Beautiful!

On my 2007, I currently have a Cortech tail bag that is strapped down to both the grab handles and what the fiche calls the "Holder, Pillion Step". Might it be possible to do something similar with a backpack?

22K miles Clear Title New Deka battery (ETZ14S) DID chain replacement @ 20K Michelin Pilot Road 2 @ 20K (front date: 2220, rear:4819) Honda Factory Service Manual Upgrades: Staintune exhaust DMr front and rear suspension upgrade (180lb rider) HEL Performance stainless brake and clutch lines Power commander 3 Shindengen FH020AA Regulator/Rectifier upgrade Sargent seat Sebspeed clear clutch cover Puig racing screen Helibar handlebar risers ASV C5 levers Knight design lowered pegs R&G frame sliders Blue Sea Systems Dual USB Charger #1016 RAM GPS mount Flaws: Circular scrape on rear wheel caused by wheel rubbing against motorcycle stand Lower bubble of right fairing has been touched-up after drop at stop Back side of left foot peg has gouges of unknown origin Almost imperceptible tank ding that I didn’t see till first wash. Test rides with valid motorcycle license AND $4750 cash in my hand In person, cash purchase at buyer’s or seller’s financial institution Additional pictures available. Inquiries welcome. Thanks for your interest.

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Good Lord that is a beautiful bike!

Wishing everyone safe riding!

Being an admirer of the Lotus marque, when I saw the thread title I thought, "like a Lotus JPS?" Imagine my surprise when I saw the tail section... Nice!

Did you try removing the rear caliper and mounting it as high as possible while bleeding? Don't forget to put something between the pads to take the place of the rotor...

Welcome! Lovely bike.

You do realize this article was written nine years before the 2007 25th anniversary bike was released (so you can't blame the author for not knowing any better)? Just saying...

Welcome! Bike looks like new.

Welcome sir! Lovely bike. Hopefully, no tinkering required for quite a while.

Hi Jake. Consider yourself welcomed...as soon as you post a pic.

Wow that looks like a nice system. I REALLY wish you hadn't posted that link.

Like my wife says... Learn something new every day. Thanks for setting the record straight.