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It's the first layer you put on that goes against your skin. I have this and it's nice: Expedition Weight Crewneck Baselayer | First Ascent I actually haven't worn it while on the bike yet, though. I rode in the low to mid 50s this morning. All I had on was a leather jacket and wind pants...

Welcome!! If you plan on doing any longish rides, make sure you get a seat upgrade!

I agree. I always find myself slightly tweaking my right wrist to compensate for elevation and wind changes. It's probably the biggest reason I won't spend money on one as that fluctuation in speed would annoy me like no other.

I've never heard about these... Just a quick search and I'm seeing they are about twice as expensive though :eek:

Sorry I just saw this now! Yes, I'd be willing to do that.

I'm curious how out of sync things are for you. Let us know!

Welcome! Glad you have an open mind unlike a lot of those other Harley riders :spank:

I'm liking these creative ideas

Agreed. As the owner of the bike you notice every little flaw/quirk about the bike. 90% of the time, no one else will notice. Throw it on the bike and enjoy it!

I removed it when I worked on the rear of the bike and never put it back on. I like the look of it off. Granted things get a bit dirtier, but it's just crap the tire flings off. I don't get any fling off from my chain.

Nice pick-up! And welcome to the best forum on the web! Oh and you got the right color, too :)

Finally got to put on a purolator oil filter on my bike. I have black spray paint, but thought I'd put it on without painting it to see how it looks. To be honest, I kind of like it! Even the girlfriend thinks it's cool :rockon:

Just got done doing this to my bike. It's been a little over a year since I've done it and it needed it badly! This should be checked more often than people think. I think the manual calls for it once a year. Edit: The maintenance schedule calls for synchronization every 6 months or 4000 miles.

Re: New High Tech Fuee box. Damn, this is cool! I don't know what I'd use it for, but definitely a toy I want!

Good to hear! Was the old oil nasty?

You should have it easily done in 2 hours. Depends on how long you let the forks drain upside down. When I did mine, I dumped out the oil and flushed it out with kerosene, let them drain/dry upside down over-night, then finished the process the next day. I really can't think of anything...

I'm going to guess it's because of the warmer temps of summer.

Holy moly! Very nice find!!

I managed to score some tires over the winter, and since I have a buddy at a local shop, he offered to change them for me at no charge since they aren't too busy when the snow is flying. ...I still owe him a few beers for that! :spank:

That's what I do! Works very well!:thumbup: