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Go to the ram mount website click on motorcycle mounts and then use the motorcycle mount wizard it will take you through the steps, my gps battery will not hold a charge so I need to leave it plugged in and the cord use to vibrate out at high rmp's so if tour gps keeps shutting off use a...

Each time the tap on the helmet has happended to me it's been a cop, just happended to me today a kid in a car was tapping the top of his roof to warn me of a cop ahead, first time for that!

Did the 12v mod thanks for the idea for mounting it, it worked great and SOLID just like you said!

Got the Ram mount thought I would show finished product, after a test ride I moved the handle bar mount to the top of the bar instead of the side as shown in the pic.

$19.99 each at pepboys and as stated cycle gear, not sure about the piaa bulbs but they are about half the price of the piaa, and I wouldn't think you get twice the performance.

12v socket came with 16 gauge and I used the same to wire it to the battery, and the in-line fuse had a 12 gauge wire on it already and I just connected the 16 gauge up to that, 16 to 12 gauge in-line fuse to battery. What I mean about the fuse is the power plugs for my GPS and Iphone already...

You can see the orange tint on the glass, middle light is stock light. Motovision's are a lot bright than stock as you can see in the night pics, so if you are thinking of trying these lights they aren't bad, big improvement over stock.

Changed the lights finally, used Phillips Motovision, I really like them. I thought I would give them a shot because of the orange effect they are suppose to have, not sure if they have the orange effect form far away but you can see it in the headlights when you are next to the bike as you can...

Wow thats great!!

Thanks for the rep!!

Pic 31 - Wire through the frame, I had more then I needed so I tucked it into the space in front of the battery, connect it to the battery and closed it up, you are done!! Pic 32 - Top view of finished product. Pic 33 - Working GPS. Pic 34 - What it looks like from the side, you can't really...

Pic 21 - Finished wiring. Pic 22 - I zipped tied the wires every x number of inches to keep them tougher inside of the heat resistant plastic tubing. Pic 23 - Put the wiring into the tubing, I then zipped tied the tubing every x number of inches again. Pic 24 - Mount the socket where you want...

Pic 11, 12 - hold the tank up with something this is how I did it. Pic 13 - View of what you will see, top of battery. Pic 14, 15 - Remove the 2 screws on the wire Assembly on top of the battery, the 2 closest to the air box, remove the wire connection, then place the 2 on each side of the...

Did the 12v power source thing finally and it came out great, have to thank Stryken for the idea of where to mount and how to mount it, dude it is solid there just like you said, it's as good as if the factory put it there! Pic 1 - 12v power socket from walmart, some type of screw that is long...

Thanks to you all, I did the install yesterday and used a 10a, so if it blows I will change to a 5a, my GPS and iphone chargers have fuses in them already I found out so they will be fine and I will make the change if I have to replace the fuse.

What should I use, I see some posts with 30a and some with 15a and one with 5a. I will use a Tom Tom 3rd Ed GPS and charge my iphone with it, what would be the difference between the three? Don't know much about wiring, + for pos and - neg and you need a fuse, that is where it ends for me!!

Always pass the Rock Inn and have wondered if it was worth trying.

Is there anyone here that has used both tires, Road Smart and the Pilot Road 2?

Got 10,000 miles out of the 2nd set of Pilot Road 2's and was going to get a 3rd set but could not pass up the deal at Cycle Gear on the Dunlop Road Smarts, got a set for $223 out the door last week when they where on sale so I'll give them a shot and let you know how it go's, what do the member...

Exactly, this is such a great all around bike you can ride anyway you feel like riding it.