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An alternative to the Frunk carrying fuel, $300 bucks gets you a rear rack and 1.6 additional gallons for up to 300 mile range. Adapt this to the back (far enough back so passenger seat still opens) and easy to connect the fuel line as it attaches directly to the breather. adventure tank ...

I called a week or so ago and was told that their focus is the WC 1200GS and it may be until spring until they start working on pieces for the NC.

See thread here: http://nc700-forum.com/forum/nc700-news/1675-hepco-becker-skid-plate.html

Good idea~I'm sure you could match something that would work from here: Pro-Bolt Quick Release 1/4 Turn Fasteners

That is quite a bit lower than the $580 Jay Fridays paid. Looking forward to hearing how the install went and pics!

Very nice photo kl, thanks for sharing it.

That's great news and service too!

Sounds like a nice set-up. Hope the knee heals up well for ya.

Yes, I certainly understand the liability of selling one. :( I am hoping he can chime in on how his version 2.0 turned out and if he has any suggestions if someone were interested in building one of their own.

I need to go back and see what you did in the rear with the Racetech stuff. Sounds like with the rear and now the front extended, you gained about 1/2 inch clearance from the belly?

It's been a bit quiet around here Dale - wondering how the tank is working out?

Very cool - really want to see what ground clearance you gained. Pics??

NC going through some nice n' deep mud: Honda NC700 X On The Trail - YouTube

Ah OK, hope your healing well.

Maybe I missed this Old Can Ride but how did the exhaust fare in your accident?

Consider yourself lucky then~it can be a real pain to try and attempt yourself without the press! :( You may still want to throw some grease in the other areas mentioned as a precaution, as it sounds like you are going to keep venturing off tarmac. Please keep us posted on your Warranty...

Hopefully they will warranty it. I can tell you that as an owner of many off-road bikes ~ I have learned the hard way. To anyone who plan on taking the NC off the pavement... Grease up: the swing arm pivot bolts/bearings, steering head bearings, axels, etc. while it's new. I have...

Welcome, state neighbor! You are lucky to have some great riding in the OR Cascades - hope your enjoying the NC down there.

There are some very good and important points here. There are folks RIGHT NOW ~ traveling on unimproved roads around the world on Mopeds, Harley D's impersonators and Sportbikes - yes its true! The best investment towards improving any bike off-road is your time. Drop it, push it, walk it...

When I took the wife~she was keen on a hot meal and comfortable bed every night which was OK by me (cannot complain that the Mrs. wanted to tackle the WABDR on her 650 gs) We only brought a few dried meals, a jet boil and 2-person tent for preparedness. You can rough it (or not) as much...