SouthernCruizer
Is it Beer:30 yet?
from Killboy.com website last week...anyone here?
Nice sparkles..
Nice sparkles..
FJR Pilot...riding it like he stole it.
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Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Don't recognize the license plate.
What's the wraparound bar at the bottom of his/her rear fender?
What's the wraparound bar at the bottom of his/her rear fender?
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Top_Speed1
Panama Canal Crosser
RadioHowie
I Miss Beemerdons!
ERS
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License plate appears to be from Ontario, Canada, looks like he's having fun.
Canadian FJR
Canadian FJR
LOVE IT !!
Canadian FJR
Canadian FJR
Fontanaman
Robin Trower
He is the Master of Sparks but I don't think this is what ZZ Top is talking about.
Muffler ends and color say this is a 2015.
Panman
Well-known member
For a old slow guy like me that looks a tad hot into the corner!
HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
There's a VERY thin line between that and crashing!
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Somebody mentioned dragging the center stand by pushing it down gently, which sounds pretty sketchy but got my brain revolving.
[Now where is there high-quality pavement that won't snag the thing ..... because I'll need to practice ..... and 35 mph may be good to start with .... and who can I call to witness and provide feedback about sparks ..... and they should probably be Red Cross certified in first aid and CPR .... and wouldn't it be AWESOME to do this in the dark ....]
[Now where is there high-quality pavement that won't snag the thing ..... because I'll need to practice ..... and 35 mph may be good to start with .... and who can I call to witness and provide feedback about sparks ..... and they should probably be Red Cross certified in first aid and CPR .... and wouldn't it be AWESOME to do this in the dark ....]
Cav47
Adventure Seeker
At least the guy in the picture has nice gear to check out when he wrecks it!! Should hold up well.
I gotta ask some ES owners, doesn't the suspension have a setting to prevent this? I have ridden behind Allen a lot and he feathers the tires all the way over and I have never seen him "slam" it down like that! I know he could, but bump up the settings. Maybe he has gold bars in the bags.
I gotta ask some ES owners, doesn't the suspension have a setting to prevent this? I have ridden behind Allen a lot and he feathers the tires all the way over and I have never seen him "slam" it down like that! I know he could, but bump up the settings. Maybe he has gold bars in the bags.
HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
What makes you think this is an ES?
dcarver
Well-known member
ES = Electro Sparks, Zilla.
Cav47
Adventure Seeker
Don't use your interrogation skills against me!! 
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If it isn't, he needs to do sumptin about that. More power to the dude for riding it the way he can. Looks awful close to levering off the the rubber.
.If it isn't, he needs to do sumptin about that. More power to the dude for riding it the way he can. Looks awful close to levering off the the rubber.
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Allen_C mentioned (pillow talk at Hooterville) that if you set the ES preload to "2-up + luggage", it will raise the rear end about 2 inches, providing a bit more clearance for the hard parts, or SPCEs [Spark Producing Chassis Elements].
I haven't checked anything, but the Allen_C Theorem of ES Operability makes sense, and when I adjusted from "2-up + luggage" for Hooterville riding to "1-up + no luggage" for the 8-hour highway ride home from SE Mizzou, I could feel the saddle height drop.
I haven't checked anything, but the Allen_C Theorem of ES Operability makes sense, and when I adjusted from "2-up + luggage" for Hooterville riding to "1-up + no luggage" for the 8-hour highway ride home from SE Mizzou, I could feel the saddle height drop.
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MCRIDER007
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The total range of preload adjustment from solo to "2-up + luggage" is about 8mm at the shock which raises the back end by about 16mm. You can see the amount of preload change at the top of the shock and measure the change in ride height by measuring the sag difference when the wheels are on the ground without a rider.
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AlleyCat
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Nice !!! A fellow Canadian..... At some point, I have to ride down there.
LittleJon
Farting Brisket Sprinkles
Just a note. Gentleman's screen name is booya on the other forum. He posted up a string of pics yesterday.
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