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Thanks extrememarine/Wayne for keeping this updated. Rick

Plus, you can work with Wayne at Motoport and have it altered at this price -- you could call Wayne and ask what he'd charge to modify it. Contact info for Motoport: Phone: 800-777-6499 Email: [email protected] Office hours: 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday Pacific Standard Time

Windshield Screws: Yamaha P/N: 90150-05024-00 Total: 7 Approx price: 120 Yen (1.00 USD) each Windshield auto-retract disconnect https://www.fjrforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=15396&hl McMaster Carr link lost -- recommend deletion. :( For power consumption, See Iggy's '03-05...

As a complete document, these are posted here also: Clicky although dated, what i've been working from is: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1798EHnoAn1Mdds9yk2cd8LZ4fmcl8-xIfN5farcfmnA/edit more to follow.

Bump, and i'll drop the price today to $400 plus actual shipping to the first one that PMs me.

Clicky Help for updates: Other Mfg Specification Comparisons Thread "Full Specs of SST's" by Flyguy: https://www.fjrforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=20944&hl ------------- Per ponyfool, although the Purolator number cross-references to Napa Gold 1365 (mfg: Wix), the gasket and the threads...

it fits loose on me! I'm 6'0" 190#, 34" waste -- very loose on me!

bump. price reduced.

Come on.... I'll drop price to $500. The waterproof suit liner was $200. PM me...

bump -- reduced to $550

Multi-posted -- trying to clean up -- see other post.

Multiple post accident. Try here Clicky

$550 $500 $400 plus actual shipping Size LARGE -- should fit 5-10 to 6'1 or so. A friend 6' 210 38" waist tried it on -- it was a bit tight on him. I'm 6' 190# 34 waiste, 16 1/2 X 34 Shirt -- it fits very loose on me. You can read details at www.motoport.com. LInk Made in USA Kevlar one...

I have a bit of a different spin on this. I use the CO2 because I know it will work when I need it. I've had electric inflators that have problems such as the fittings leaking, or the pump not working when I need it. I've never had a CO2 (I use a standard bicycle inflator -- ultraflate)...

I'm not sure if im more impressed with the whole deal, or just the artistic ability of the painter. Either way -- that's pretty awesome. congrats!

added to the bin.

if the throttle returns, you should be ok.

Dan, How about if you make a modular system. You could have a laptop base, with a zip on/off top bag, with additional zip on/off side bags of different sizes. I think this would open the options for anyone to get exactly whatever they wanted -- also the modular system components could be used...

FWIW -- I took apart a light dimmer, and a fan controller. Both use a triac and some circuitry to chop the AC. The only difference is the values of the resistors and capacitors (the potentiometer is the same), so I conclude that the only difference is in the timing of how the signal is...

I understand that most incandescent dimmer switches are actually choppers, and just chop the AC utilizing a diac or a triac. Simple schematic found here: clicky Which functionally does this: What is the difference in the incandescent dimmer switches and the fan control switches? What's the...