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Of course I know the experienced and smart mechanic will devise a system to mark and keep the fasteners organized for re-assembly. Unfortunately at this point I am merely a stubborn mechanic. So far my egg carton organizer has not proven to be fool-proof. Proving only that nothing is...

it looks like you are talking about the attachment at the front of the bike above the radiator, if I seeing that correctly in your pic. That clip would be #10 on the parts fiche. Of course they dont include which screw goes in there on that screen! But it is a phillips (or more correctly -...

I was replacing my pads using some EBC pads and doing a little research and found this thread and came up with a question regarding the little documented shims. When I pulled the rear pads they did not have the shim. I can easily believe that I did not pull them off the old ones when I...

I bought a pair a few years ago for summer riding. I have a pair 10 yo LD Comfort long leg but they do not have any padding. I can't say one is any better than the other or better than bike shorts for that matter but both of them are better than regular briefs in not creeping up on me. When...

Damn, the whole picture slipped!

it was about 30 on my ride in. I think the high this afternoon will be 43.

:cool: awesome! need to add volume and reverb next!

What he said. except the Idaho part....change that to Colorado.

Nice pics! looks like a great ride. you must be hitting prime riding weather down there. :cool: (It's winter this week in Denver- 2 straight days of clouds rain/snow :() I run 36f/42r on the street. Mostly commuter miles. If I am doing an extended day on dirt I will drop to 24f/28r. I...

here is shot of my boot resting flat on the peg. there is plenty of room but I am sure my foot is flexed somewhat forward when I am actually riding. I dont find myself ever dragging the brake.

I'm 6' - 210 lbs and have done following; Seat Concepts tall seat - Knight Designs lower foot pegs and Rox risers for the handle bars. These have made the NC700 pretty comfortable for me.

:eek: dang.

BMW built a self-riding motorcycle to help develop safety tech - Roadshow From the article: "BMW seems to feel that it's close to being able to equip its bikes with things like automatic emergency braking and active lane-keep assist which could be neat from a technical perspective. However, as...

Fantastic! looks like you had a lot of fun.

Have you been doing some dirt? Or is that from just pavement?

"Safety Third, Pants Fourth"

afan, I think the info in the thread that is leading you to lean towards Dragon and points South is right on. So not trying to change your mind, but when you do get chance to come to Colorado a couple of thoughts on your map; First, out on the west slope do not miss CO 92 from Hotchkiss down...

Loves me some Peak to Peak Highway. Thanks for posting.

jdr, i don't know how helpful your advice is on it's merits but it is almost 2 years after the symptoms were reported. Hopefully, Dan solved his problem by now. This looks like it is your first post after 6 years on the site - admirable restraint! But seriously, thanks for jumping in and...

Interesting how different the plastic removal is on the '16 750x is compared to my '12. Looks they simplified it a bit.