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The new ecu needs the CO settings set at 0. Ivan has the instructions on his website.

There are 2 Russell seat options. The standard Russell and the Russell sport seat. I went with the Russell sport seat. It is the same height as a stock seat. It is generally shaped like a standard Russell but more narrow up front, easier to move around while canyon carving and putting your...

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Happy bday Dave!

Mobil 1 10w-40 high mileage oil does NOT have the energy conserving decal. I have run this oil for nearly 77,000 miles in the FJR and ran it for 40,000 miles on my Gen 1 FZ1. I actually talked to an engineer from Mobil 1 at SEMA in Las Vegas years ago. I ask him if he could tell me the...

Also, the rear crash bars are commonly referred to as “ankle breakers” by LE motors guys too.

M1-110 Bosch filter and 10w-40 Mobil 1 high mileage from Walmart.

Merry Christmas to All!!

You might want to look at the molex plug where the ignition switch plugs into the wiring harness. See if there is corrosion in the plug.

Says the guy that can shoot a satellite into space and hit an asteroid going 14,000 mph.

I’m good to go too. I’d love to see the “why not” continue. IMHO, That’s what Ray would have wanted, friends on motorcycles getting together. Bend or Prineville are both great choices. Prineville would be less expensive and appreciate our business more. Plus, like Kevin said, “It’s...

If your Ohlins rear shock has ride height adjustment, try adding a little bit of ride height. I am not talking about spring preload. If your shock doesn’t have ride height adjustment, try sliding your forks up in the triple trees 3-4 mm. See if that helps

You need to get forks off the bike. Find a local motorcycle suspension shop in your area and take the forks to them.

What Super13 said.

Reuben dinner Thursday night, count me in! See ya’ll soon!!

77,000 miles on my 2010, still stock pads front and rear. But I don't ride fast.

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I agree 100% with escspe. If you can find a 13-22 non ES rear shock with low miles, that’s a great budget upgrade. If your gonna buy new, buy a Penske with spring for your weight. Forks, lots of options too. Biggest thing is maintenance and making sure it’s sprung for your weight. The...

It’s going to be great to see everyone!

Get the Oxford adventure grips. There are 2 different models. The expensive model keeps the left and right grip the same temperature. They have VERY much improved the built in battery protection as well. Oxford - Heaterz Premium https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K7SLSPB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share