Recent content by brav302

Thanks for all the input.

What do you guys think a fair asking price is for a used NC700X? No upgrades, like new, 2000 miles, and 5 year extended warrenty?

Thanks for all the input everyone.

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Thanks for the info. I wasn't sure if the load numbers listed were average or at max power. I will look into a voltage monitor.

I was checking out heated gear. Looks like for pants, jacket liner, gloves and socks it uses about 170 watts. The Gerbing site says to figure 300 watts for a fuel injection bike running lights and all so it only leaves 120 for running accessories. So based on that running full heated gear...

Anyone know what it is?

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Thanks everyone for the input. My goal is also to have zero wrist deviation. I would also like to lean abit more forward while riding. I'm thinking of trying the Renthal 814-01 with the 2" risers: Width = 769 Height = 96 Rise = 64 Clamp = 120 Sweep = 72 Control = 195

So the stock bar numbers are: Width = 740mm Height = 160mm Rise = 110mm Clamp = 130mm Sweep = 80mm Control = 200mm The Renthal bar numbers are: Width = 784mm Height = 105mm Rise = 70mm Clamp = 140mm Sweep = 86mm Control = 210mm I would think that the lower the number the...

I do not have the DCT. I found your thread with your bar install, should be a big help. So by the Renthal website shows the 819-01 at 784mm wide or about 31 inches is that correct? I'm out of town so I will have to measure how wide the stock bars are I don't think I need anything wider.

With the bars being larger in diameter will all the old controls bolt on or do you have to change them out? I've never changed bars before so I'm lost. Thanks

Thanks for the reply. Did you have to add the risers or just add them to get the seating position you wanted? How tall are your risers?

I find that when I ride my wrists get cramped. I believe this is because the handle bars sweep to far back for me and put my wrists canted outward. For those of you who have changed your bars do there sweep back less and position your wrists/forearms in a straighter position? How hard is it...

I don't feel it all the time. Looking at it, it may well be due the wave rotor since I may be feeling the wave portion as it reaches the pad.