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Correction to Original Post It appears I posted the parts for sale in the "Parts/Bikes Wanted" discussion, instead of the "Parts/Bikes For Sale" discussion - my bad. If there is an Administrator viewing who can move them to the correct discussion I would very much appreciate it.

Traded in For a Fury I traded in for a 2016 Honda Fury - picture attached.

Traded My NC700X For a Fury After two enjoyable years of ownership I have traded my 2012 NC700X in on another Honda (Fury) with a much lower seat height. At 61 years of age my 29" inseam was proving too painful when getting on and off the bike with the luggage mounted. I was also getting...

For my bike's windshield I don't clean it until after I return home from a trip, at which time I wash the entire bike. 2800 miles last August to Sturgis and back and I viewed the 4,397 splattered bugs on the windshield (rough estimate) with a certain amount of pride. It's only 18 inches tall...

Getting On & Off the NC700X For those who are vertically challenged (30" inseam) like myself and use a hard top box and side cases, in my particular situation the Honda hard cases, does anyone routinely get on and off their bike by first stepping onto the left foot peg with their left foot...

Twisted Throttle Adjustable Footpegs I replaced my OEM footpegs on my 2012 NC700X with the convertible ones from Twisted Throttle. They are significantly wider, I believe are more comfortable, offer two adjustable heights, and allow you to remove the rubber insert for a more aggressive "bite"...

I had the same issue when I installed my Corbin, though I also installed the Corbin rear seat as well. As others have suggested, pushing down on the front of the rear seat while turning the key should help, and yes, over time it will get easier. I also lubricated the exposed seat latch lugs...

Just for clarification, your description stated that first thing in the morning nothing showed up in the bike's display, however later that day certain display indicators were illuminated (check engine indicator, etc.), but you also stated nothing changed from the morning. Did these same...

Corbin Seat Here is a picture of my Corbin seat that I've had for about eight months now. It's the third bike that I've had a Corbin seat installed, and this one is the most comfortable one yet. On the Corbin website they suggest it could take up to 2,000 miles to break-in a new seat, though...

Thanks for your response. I noticed on your reply a Fuelly icon with a 55.2 mpg listed. Is that your average with the Leo Vince installed? If so, that seems a tad low as I average around 70 mpg, and I'm reluctant to risk a significant reduction in mpg for a better sounding exhaust. Having...

I have two questions concerning the Leo Vince slip-on that I couldn't find definitive answers to in a forum search. First, is there any affect, either negatively or positively, on the bike's great gas mileage? And lastly, from the various pictures I've seen posted of it installed, it appears...

Unfortunately, I don't have a photo, but I used the supplied Posi-Tap connector to tap into the powered wire for the 12V accessory plug in the frunk that I installed at the same time I installed the Denali Micros.

BTW - The labor rate at the dealer in Mount Vernon, WA is $94 an hour. Having said that, $600 sounds unreasonably high. I'd suggest calling other Honda dealers, after all, it's not a BMW, but $600 (or more) are BMW prices.

Just had the dealer perform the 8,000 mile service last week in Mount Vernon, WA to include replacing the front tire that I provided. I also provided them the Honda oil and filter (I had originally planned on doing the oil change myself, but didn't have the capability to change the front tire)...

During the installation of BarkBuster Handguards, during which I followed the manufacturer's instructions to the letter, I can find no way to prevent the clutch cable from making contact with the lower mounting bracket, causing a slight kink in the cable (see second photo). The cable does not...

There are several older threads on the forum (believe in the Mods Forum) that specifically address this same issue. Search for Denali auxiliary lighting install, but if I remember correctly the light blue wire on the single large connector of the auxiliary sub-harness is the high beam trigger...

I noticed in the service manual that 2012/13 model years have a valve clearance inspection as part of the 8,000 service, but for the 2014/15 model years it's not performed until the 16,000 mile service. Is anyone aware of some change to the engine that would cause Honda to make this change? I...

Since the sub-harness uses a relay, did you remove the relay that came with the Denali lights harness?

Thanks for your response. I assume if I want to use one of the connectors that will plug into Honda's sub-harness I will need to cut off the two battery terminal connectors that come with the light's wiring harness, and along with the one "switched" wire also on the light's harness, plug these...

Okay, I've searched on the forum and have been unable to find an answer to a specific question concerning the install of these lights via the Honda sub-harness (doesn't mean the answer is not there, only that I couldn't find it). The installation instructions with the lights are pretty...