Recent content by enjoytheride68

I built a set of aluminum pans and mounting frame for my wifes R6. I bought clips to mount the pans to the frame from jesse luggage. Here is a picture of the quick clip. Xplorermoto: Jesse Luggage Quick Click Hope this helps.

Very nice. :rockon:

If there are bugs on it that did not get washed off from the last rain we rode through, we wipe them off with a wet cloth, just water. Then use a leather conditioner on them. There are several conditioners, go to your local or semi-local leather shop, they can set you up with a conditioner. Hope...

I work part time, 2 to 2.5 weeks a month for my dad installing radiant heat in a condo complex being built in San Fransico. Then when I am back home in Sunnyside Wa, I work part time for the local Yamaha dealer, Desert Power sports in Prosser Wa. Just enjoying life. Its all good, Jim:thumbup:

My comment to them is "I would rather sweat than bleed". When it is nice and warm outside 85 degrees and sun is shinning, have them put their bare hand on the asphalt and hold it there. Tell them to image there bare arms, legs, arse ect on there waiting for help to arrive. Way to stick up for...

It is something how we can still feel such excitement as a kid waiting for Christmas at our ages 18+. I am 40, still get excited about things like this and I still get brain freeze:o. Congrats on your purchase. Enjoy and keep the rubber side down. :Sport: Jim

My wife and I have tried several brands, the autocom is second to none (my opinion). We have never had a problem with the system. Use it in rain, freezing weather, and you can add accessories to it. It is a bit expensive but it will last. The tech support is great also. Hope this helps. :thumbup:

I wave to bikers, only bikers understand bikers. I also wave to kids in cars, it puts a big smile on their faces and it give them a story to tell their friends. Bikers have enough bad image out there. Maybe if we all wave non-bikers will see we are friendly. My $.02. :Sport:

O-ring chain is designed to hold the oil in. Keeping the chain clean is important. I clean mine at every oil change. If you ride in a lot of dirty situations might have to clean it more often. My wife has always had chain bikes, YZF600R, VFR800, R6, she has gotten between 15,000 to 20,000 miles...

Howdy wookie, I thought I felt a disturbance in the force:Flash: Welcome to the site lots of good info and friendly riders. :Sport: enjoy the ride, life is too short not to eat dessert first, Jim

Howdy, welcome to the site. Lots of good info. :Sport:

Both head lamps on at same time. Flush mount front turn signals. Enjoy the ride, life is too short not to spend it on two wheels :iconbeer:

Be married fourteen years in May, Be together 19 years. Penn my wife rides an R6, we spent 6 months in 2007 traveling on our bikes, 29000 miles in 6 months. Gotta love a woman that rides and can put guys to shame:} Enjoy the ride, Jim:thumbup::Sport:

I use a mercury filled sync tubes. I got my several years ago form JC Whittney. Hope this helps. Justed picked up my new FZ6 yesterday, wife got it for me for my B-Day:]. I am the luckiest man alive. Enjoy the ride, life is too short not to spend it on two wheels, Jim

My wife and I have tried several of the inter com systems out there. We have found that the Auto com system is the best. It is expensive and takes a little bit to set up, but once it is in place and working nothing beats it. We have had the system since 2004, we spent 6 months and 29000 miles...