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Pretty sure I saw one done in carbon fiber on some accessories page from somewhere in Germany. Should be on the web; just Google it.

Clicky Pretty long, but a good discussion.

Umkay, so I was removing some of the 905 crash bars as I had been scraping them, and putting the scoot back together when I noticed that I seem to have, aah, hmm, misplaced, the "engine mounting nut" and "spacer bolt." <_< These are referred to in the service manual on page 5-6 and 5-7...

The Strada front is still available at bikebandit for $114. Clicky There was a pretty good review of the Conti Motions here: Clicky Seems like an interesting tire, but I have a couple of others to use first. :rolleyes:

Thanks for the clarification. I wanted to make sure as it seemed to me that the section indicated that as long as the fuel vented out away from the tire, etc. it would be good. Would there be any reason to use the overflow tank, other than providing a small tank for vented fuel to collect...

OK, a little guidance desired here. For an overflow catch tank, for IBA rules, are we talking about something like this installed along the vent line from the aux tank to the road? Clicky If not, please point me in the correct direction. I've been ok following the guidelines to this point...

Quirky. Ha. That's exactly what my boss says about me. I guess that means I'll take a patch! (I told one of my old supervisors that what I like about my job is that the company, unlike other places, doesn't push people to fit into their way of thinking, but rather accepts people with...

Ooh! Ooh! Kitty (End hijack.)

Why, yes! A cover is a wonderful idea. In fact, I harassed Hello Kitty about this earlier in the week. (Sorry.) Just let me know when and I'll get myself together for Linda's skills. What kind of Hello Kitty patch are we talking about?

You are going to be listing your part numbers and merchants for your fittings and the sweet looking fuel line, right? :rolleyes: Please. :unsure:

Please do put me down for a tank. No rush, just take your time and work out all the bugs with the other tanks first! Hello Kitty, would you please advise what cell covers you are looking to have made? I would perhaps be interested in getting one also if available. Pictures would be great, but...

Please do put me down for a tank. No rush, just take your time and work out all the bugs with the other tanks first! Hello Kitty, would you please advise what cell covers you are looking to have made? I would perhaps be interested in getting one also if available. Pictures would be great...

Clicky Works pretty well depending upon heel clearance.

:cray: Oh, my. That was beautiful. I need to go and get a tissue.

Are these to be a "limited" run, or do you anticipate having them available for an extended time?

I signed up a bit ago on the premise that I will be functional by that time. (Low back issues.) No room currently, so I will probably go to the Super8 or whatever is in the area. (Mentioned on the 20/20 forum.) I don't know how competitive I will be, as I'm in it more for the long ride, and...

Just a quick update for all still concerned: The umbrella girl outfits are pretty much impossible to locate. I have been able to locate a Monster Yamaha Strappy top, however. Clicky Not quite the same effect, but should be pretty good nonetheless. This had to be ordered from the UK because...

I have only recently really started looking at route planning, and have a Mac and a 2730. You are probably already aware, but Garmin does offer a Mac product called RoadTrip. There is also a convertor available to ah, convert, pc info. It is located here: Clicky Not sure if it will do what...

Wow. Where to begin... First, I will try to remind myself to never walk away with the account logged in, and forget. Probably because one of my kids (16, 16, 12, 7 y.o.)--at least I'm pretty sure they are mine--has just caused some loud crash somewhere in the house, followed by the thing...

Hello all. My husband really loves browsing this forum and gets a lot of valuable info as well as great stories and a lot of laughs. I particularly enjoyed seeing the global community make fun of the guy who drilled a hole through his bikes "motherboard" or whatever it is called in a bike. But...