theoxmole
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That is one of the coolest VFR pictures I've ever seen! Awesome! -
from the fall meet
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From the album: 2006 VFRD meet
An extremely rare photo of a yellow 6th gen spanking the dragon. You got it here first folks! Those that were there aren't allowed to tease me about Ratpack (another member) riding by at the hotel and then being spoted again on the Cherohala.© ©vfdiscussion.com
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From the album: 2006 VFRD meet
I was trying to save some cornering clearance here. . . really I was. :lol:© ©vfdiscussion.com
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From the album: VFR pics
I had been out riding and had left all my gear in the garage. It was her idea!© ©vfdiscussion.com
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Or maybe saved by a mattress. . . there aren't many soft spots to crash on the interstate! :lol:
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I hate these pictures. It's good that you had your gear on. Look at your bike and imagine all of that plastic as your skin! It looks to me like yours slid flat on its side whereas mine was slightly tilted up, keeping the plastic up. My clutch case and slider took the brunt of the slide. border='0' alt='user posted image' /> DSC04620.JPG border='0' alt='user posted image' /> DSC04620.JPG border='0' alt='user posted image' /> DSC04619.JPG I'm guessing that the slider snapping off had a lot to do with your damage. I low sided at about 70mph and my bike doesn't look as bad as yours. Sorry to hear about it, but you'll be able to fix her up quick.
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I think they look good. As for the balls on the passenger brackets, they just might work. My bike slid on the rear pegs and my Givi rack up near the tail piece. The rack obviously saved the rear from touching the ground. border='0' alt='user posted image' /> DSC04621.JPG If nothing else the little balls will give you a good place to hook some bungee cords.
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Did you jump over the truck going the other way? LOL! -
From the album: VFR pics
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From the album: VFR pics
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From the album: VFR pics
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From the album: VFR pics
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From the album: VFR pics
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When I did mine I used a 2 part epoxy to glue in the plastic and siliconed over it. Like Riv, the first time I rode it that way I had a small amount of antifreeze under the bike. I redid it using straight up Krazy Glue. Once it dried, I filled the tank with water, sealed up all the holes and squeezed. . . hard. Nothing came out. Sealed up tighter than a penguin's a$$. I put more silicone around the seams, but it probably isn't contributing anything to the integrity of the bottle. Good ol' Krazy Glue. . . they didn't list "modifying coolant reservoirs" but I'm sure they'd like to know!
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From the album: VFR pics
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From the album: VFR pics
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From the album: VFR pics
