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Not sure. At the time of purchase seems like there was only one size available for the visor. I think it was about 3.5" tall and 12" wide. Sorry, that was a long time ago!!!

Check the 30 amp fuse under the cap of the starter relay. The starter relay is tucked in to the right of the battery (opposite side of the fuse block). And there's a spare fuse on the bottom of the relay unit. Don't ask me how I know ! Beemerphile has excellent pics and knowledge of this...

Welcome from Texas ! Revzilla and Twisted Throttle are two of the sites that let you search by bike for aftermarket parts. You can also go to SW Motech, Altrider and Hepco Becker to drool over farkles. You could also fly to Houston, buy mine and ride it home...already farkled ! ;) Good luck

+1 on flattening out the stock seat by raising the tongue...that's all I needed too

Nice pics Strat! You setup the shots with the bike by the tent quite nicely. Looks and sounds like the weather was near perfect for ya. Thanks for sharing

Tell your dealer to call me...he can buy mine for his display!!! :cool:

I use option #1 and DO worry about what gets wet. I wrap the handlebar controls on both sides with plastic grocery bags and cover other items like the dash, ignition and exhaust pipe with small plastic elastasized bags (they came on smoke detectors for dust shields). After towel drying I take...

Two great bikes!!! Glad you enjoyed the video

Thanks! The rivers were below normal...we just got lucky and found some wet crossings. The weather has been near perfect!!!

I think the Shinkos are an 80/20 tire, so not very aggressive. If it was me, I'd ride the Shinkos TO the Dempster and then change out to knobbies.

I've got about 5000 miles on mine and absolutely love them. They're wearing evenly and have about 50% tread left on the rear and 70% on front...mostly highway miles.

The dct can do long distance. Not sure why the doubt with the dct...can a manual tranny car do better than an automatic?

Here's a video from last weekend. It starts off as a slideshow. Hope you enjoy!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyYWWwbk034

I am a maybe and would be camping

Yours look great. I like that you use what you have for your mods!!!

So much for an ez install...these things were a PIA to put on! A true test of patience! Of course the first one is a learning experience and the second is much easier. I haven't test ridden these yet. They seem like a quality part. Pretty thick rubbery material that fit the upper forks, but are...

One of the reviews said that these also have air holes for venting. Could be a great option for gaiters. I will know soon enough as I'm supposed to receive these next week. A detailed report will be posted!

I ordered the 41mm tonight and will report the outcome soon!

Anyone know if these will fit our Honda? Jammer Eazy-On Fork Boot/Gaiter Set For Harley By Kijima - RevZilla

Let's start planning the next adventure!!! :)