It was 68F Degrees in South Central Kansas today. Last week we had a low of -5F. Could not pass up the warm temps. Went for a short 100 mile ride on Thunder Road, one of the extremely rare roads in Kansas that has any curves :rofl2:.
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I have made references before about the lack of twisty's in Kansas. For those who have never been to this part of the country, here you go. I got this photo from a fellow rider who has a Harley. The view is what is expected once you leave the city limits covering most of Kansas.
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Fred
Fred, your black one looks better everytime you put a pic up1 :good2:
Quote from: jscgdunn on January 12, 2014, 08:23:00 PM
Fred, your black one looks better everytime you put a pic up1 :good2:
Thank you Jeff,
I moved the Hepco & Becker frame and luggage from the 89'. First time out with the luggage on and the used/ new to me windscreen. I have no idea what brand it is. I got it from Poway Motorcycle. It has a very small/subtle lip at the top and is painted black on the inside.
I am using the tiny adjustable mirrors from Germany. Can't see worth a damn to the rear but they look ok and meet legal requirements. :biggrin: Could definitely use a set of monkey made angled mirror adaptors. Still need to get a set of Arashi front rotors and do something with the rear shock. The thing handles like a truck compared to the 89'. :ireful: Two weekends of overtime should cover a new RPM shock.... :unknown: Holding out for some info on a revised RPM shock that has a height adjustment option.
Fred
youd be in heaven here in Seattle area. Thats all it is. Twisty, hilly, bendy, scenic(to dangerous distractions). Problem is we get maybe only 4-6 months of truly reliable weather to enjoy it