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I'm no expert but I've always gotten terrible life out of chains, it would kink up long before it stretched too far. I used to use the Dupont lube occasionally and I think my issue is that the chain would just accumulate grime. The last chain I went through I didn't lube at all, I just cleaned...

The Dynaplug is great, I use mine all the time on the bike and the car although I plug it into a battery tender connection rather than the frunk's 12v (I'd added the tender connection before I got the pump and it's in a more convenient location). The slime works but it's nowhere near the...

I lost an iPhone last year when it got jarred out of the other RAM phone holder. I now use the same mount with one of these and it's awesome, simple to get on and off and the phone will not budge. Linky:Amazon.com: Aduro U-GRIP PLUS Replacement Rubber/Silicone Bands for Universal Bike...

I use a Garmin Tempe to send the temperature wirelessly to my Garmin GPS, as a bonus it also gets logged along with GPS tracking data.

Had this happen to me consistently on my 2012 (it was a leftover I bought new last year), I took it in just before the warranty expired and they replaced the fuel pump. Apparently the fuel level sensors are part of the pump unit. It took 4 weeks to get the part from Honda but I finally picked...

Outie on my 2012 DCT.

People tour with far less, a guy just rode a 90cc scooter around the world. I’ve done 10k mile trips on a WR250R, after that the NC700X is luxurious. The bike is small enough to jump on for running errands and nipping around town while being near-perfect for weekend trips and pretty decent for...

Same thing happened to me. I'm guessing because it's not until powered on again that it would shift to neutral and the sensors picked up that it was already moving

My rack arrived today, looks great - thanks Dale!

I call dibs on one, with the gas-filler cutout. I have a 4 week trip coming up myself :D

I bought the Garmin tempe, displays on my GPS and now temperature gets recorded along with my routes.

Hi Dale, have you had a chance to make any more racks yet? I'm thinking one with a fuel filler cut-out so I can bolt a rotopax on top and not have to worry about it getting in the way of lifting the rear seat.

I've ridden through each of the lower 48 states on a 250, last year I did 10,000 miles in 4 weeks on a WR250R just touring around. Nobody needs a big bike. Of course, this year I'm on an NC :D

Hi guys, I know there's issues with the Sargent seat and the SW Motech rear rack, does anyone know if it works OK with the Hepco & Becker side/pannier racks? Thanks!

4 ventis from Starbucks with room to spare, their little carry-out tray is a perfect fit.