Demon Duck has some pretty sweet lights. Another option are the lizard lights from kuryakyn. I used to run those when I had a cruiser and loved them.

Yup, I plan to help DemonDuck with the instalation of his new chain/sprockets.

SWEET!!!

See everyone in the morning, I will be on the "quarter horse."

When are people planing to start showing up? Any one heading up early today?

Both are really good, you can't go wrong with a chain from either of those companies. When choosing a chain, keep in mind, X-rings are better than O-rings for chain life.

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Blizzard_1708 wrote:I will try and locate my collet, and charge it. hopefully the battery is still good after a long time of not getting used

I still have mine. Thinking about selling it.

if so, I may be interested

I think he forgot the saying is not "Look Ma... hands only", it is supposed to be "Look Ma... no hands"

Damn Tinkerbell, I told you to stop with the fairy dust already!!!

I attached the picture here


Looks like the bike is trying to fly away and he is doing everything he can to keep it down to earth. lol

Agreed, if I find that anything other than my kill switch being tampered with, there will be broken wrists etc. Seriously guys, don't mess with other people's rides, they spent a lot of time and thought into getting them set up just how they want them. Messing with others bikes without their permiss...

Cool stuff, don't know about the video screen, but the GPS appears to be one of Garmin's Zumo series units wich are motorcycle specific waterproof and glove friendly units.

I have not heard any reviews on those. I would try one, except I can not justify the extra cost over a standard steel sprocket (my personal opinion). Although, with my background in mind, those would give you about the best life and weight balance. You would get the long, robust life with the streng...

DemonDuck wrote:By the way the guy at the front counter (im horrible with names) at cyclewerkz said he might come by as it has been a while.

That would be David, and yeah, he has not been in quite a while. David is welcomed by most all bikers in the area, FWMR or not.

A bunch of relaxed/nerdy sportbikers hanging out, swaping stories and maintinance tips. Along with food, drinks and pool in the background.

Yes, welcome! That is a long way for you to commute for a bike night. That said, see you at bike night, and hope we meet up to your expectations. Oh, and yes, we have many people with a great deal of knowledge about riding and are more than happy to help with most anything. All you have to do is ask.

PinkFiddy wrote:bring on the scared little kiddies.

hehehe, breakfast kitties...

NICE! makes me wonder if there are any open carry laws for bows....

I agree with Firewa11, some of this postwhoring has gotten out of hand to the point we can't read the boards, there was a section devoted to the postwhoring for that reason

Please, when replying to multiple comments, keep them in a single post. Thanks

Cycle Gear in Fort Worth has let me test helmets with a quick ride down the street in the past (be sure to check the Fort Worth store).

I don't plan to be there, but am curious, what is he testing out?

Personally, I like to stick with stock, and if you really want to get the speedo adjusted you should get something like a SpeedoHealer, these modify the electronic signal with a correction factor for callibrating your speedo. You can get one through Cycle Werkz, I think they are about $110 or $120.

1) Where would you go to ride if you could go anywhere?
Yes...

2) How hot is too hot for you to ride in?
When the temp. hits the melting point of my tires.

3) Add a caption to the following image:
Meatballs, say hello to your new ride

In and riding, see everyone there

DemonDuck, I would suggest you stay with the stock chain width (as Firewa11 stated, DID and RK make some of the best quality/strongest chains out there), and use a steel sprocket (they will last much longer than other materials, especially with the size/hp bike you have). Change both sprockets and t...