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Looks like this is kind of a dead deal, would have like to see some pics or progress. Oh well, movin on

Congrats, that's a lot of miles.

Any updates on this? Kinda curious to know how its going.

How did we go from wanting to put a straight pipe on to wanting to know how to clean a carburetor? I think he should have started a new thread

That is kind of interesting, I noticed its 500 bucks for us in the US. Seeing how it includes the whole housing and lights would seem to make it an easy swap, not sure what a new housing would cost by itself, but for the ones that don't want to cut up their housing and do the HID conversion...

Sounds very interesting, as others have stated pictures would be nice to see how it is coming along. Exhaust is one thing I am wanting to do but not in the budget right now especially for the name brands. But hopefully in the near future.

The front signals and stock. I replaced the rear with some led stalks that incorporate the brake/tail light and a turn signal. I'm still using the stock brake/tail light as well.

Yes they are. That's just one more thing on the list to take care of. It seems my list gets longer everytime I start a task.

Been quite a while since posting anything. Just finished a couple small things. Did the pod light mod and painted the winscreen, it was pretty faded so until I can get a new one figured I would paint it. Not too bad for first time painting something like that. Posting the link to the pics.

Congrats, Nice looking bike!

As for myself never really put much thought into, may just let the wife put whatever she wants, not like I will ever see it. My grandfather has a good on his. "Once I wasn't, Then I was, Now I ain't".

I hear ya, our mornings have been in the 50's and some high 40s, and I love it.

Up until 1990 when the ZR1 Vette came out, it was the fastest U.S. production car. Not too shabby for a big family car.

This was one of my favorite cars till I had to get rid of it, would love to get another one. Fast, comfortable and most people had no idea how fast they were. And no, it is not a Monte Carlo. It is the 1987 Buick Grand National

At least one black shirt here, possibly a blue, either way can't wait. Thanks:thumbup:

Most of the bikes I saw on the freeway were in the carpool lanes or just passing through other lanes. It was mainly in the downtown areas I saw the lanesplitting. I am used to that knid of traffic in a car, but I guess once you get used to it on a bike you sort of learn your way through the...

So while visiting in California I have seen my fair share of lanesplitting. In many cases I can see splitting your way to the front of the line while traffic is stopped, but watching some of these guys, especially in Beverly Hills, is just insane. Passing between cars driving 30 mph with...

Welcome to Florida "The Freakshow State". Being how I lived in Fl for 34 yrs, this really does not surprise me. There are definately some crazies out there.:shakehead:

Good that you are still able to talk about it. Another example of how the right gear can make a difference. Imagine someone with just a t-shirt and shorts on, that would be a totally different outcome. Heal up fast.

Sorry to hear about your friend. No matter how careful one is, you just never know what can happen.