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I think some of my students have tried similar means of landscaping. Builds character. Thanks for sharing.

Sorry to hear about the tools - sweet idea about the old plate though (gonna run with that one...)

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Gah! Not a mental image I need when training for a race! (although they are likely one of the few I could outrun...)

Condolences on the drop - hope your wife's shoulder is better soon.

The connie 14 was definately an possibility but it has recall issues and (in Canada) a used option doesn't exist yet. a buddy bought one down in florida and had to take it back to the u.s. for service (won't honour the warranty here).

Did you get a fitted sheepskin or the "whole sheep", and how was that? it was snowing here this morning and I haven't tried my new (fitted) sheepskin yet.

Yes, lights built into the removable saddlebags (had them on my versys - waterproof screw apart connectors took 2 seconds to undo - worked great and installed them myself in the givi v35). Added a lot of visibility for the cagers and the leds took no power to run

Sweet - thanks for posting

Oy - sure changes quick. We're expecting more s..w on Sat. in Manitoba bleah

Possible reasons for a wobble: low front tire pressure (keep it at 39, check when cold) weight unbalanced (too much at the back - no offence to any passengers...) mismatched tires using Avon tires? Switch to PR2's! good luck

buddy uses the crampbuster - says it works great

Givi V46 top case

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Wow! Great pics! (women in running shorts are the only reason I do 1/2 marathons... helps my pacing!)

Our group signals are similar to the early link - we use our feet rather than hands for indicating hazards and since one of our (only 4) rules is: "Be nice always", we don't usually use the last signal. Also, tapping your head usually means you are "tapping out of the ride". Ride safe

Driving lights (I know, there's aftermarket...) that are already hardwired (maybe built in) - and supplementary turn signals/driving lights in the back of the saddlebags (led of course). Visibility is key.

Motorcycle Superstore: PR2's (B model rear): $285 including taxes (free delivery)- ordered mine yesterday.

My stealer wants 5 hours labour to check the valves and more if shims are needed. He says the cam chain will need to be cut if shims need to be changed. (I don't wrench them, I just ride them).

I wish ... holiday time doesn't jive though. Have fun folks!