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What's the output (amps) - is this compatible with the iphone? Does it charge other devices?

These devices are coming off a fused sae cable and are designed for this singular purpose. I'd guess they have appropriate filter circuits. Have you had bad experiences?

Looking forward to testing my crampbuster. Good times!!!

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I've been researching this and one thing you should replace at least every other belt change are the lock nuts holding the tension adjuster pulley. http://ca-cycleworks.com/ca-, products/timing-belts/m8locknut These lose appx. 1/3 of their locking ability with each use according to ca...

Has anyone used the CA Cycleworks belts?

I just did mine and I used a combination of tools. The spacer does not move much unlike some other bike, so getting a purchase on the race is difficult. I think my bearing were frozen in place. So trying to use the split collet driver (25mm) did not move it. Very carefully I moved the spacer a...

In the old days, people only went to Siberia if "requested". LOL

Ryca are clever people.

KTM 690 enduro and smc-r. Looking at that smc-r with yearning and desire.

ha ha - yes , it's from the gas tank. The first time I heard it I was camping and it was a pitch black night. After a couple moos I grabbed my knife and went to confront the lurking danger,,,the rest is history!!

Some of those may have already been done, but the Throttle Control Unit has to be checked for each bike as they have to read the ID number off the specific part on your bike. A VIN check should determine the other repairs/updates.

No Luck. When they took them apart were they KYB? - that's what I'm banking on because that's all anyone has listed.

I'll call my dealer and see if they can match the components to the VIN - is there any way to tell which forks without taking them apart?

LOL - I love it when I ride it, and I think upgrade when I don't. Winter can be an expensive time. In the end it's a fine machine. But yeah - after 5 years it needs some long term type maintenance, so I might just throw in new parts and see what happens. Wouldn't mind some more front end feel.

One answer is KTM 790 adv. KTM actually hires engineers, and there's no way it will be less reliable than the guzzi. Test rides in America are hard to come by. Wrangled one once, and didn't like the bike, The dealer said, well that didn't go well, and I'm thinking that I just saved 10k - fine...

Sweet isn't it. I also got electric glove liners and I'm toasty. Here, they spread the salt on pretty thick, so the bike is off the road. A month or 2!

So I contacted Mupo about the single fork kit for my standard height 13 strada, and they said that it's important to know if the forks are Kayaba or Showa. As far as I know they are all Kayaba. Does anyone have other info on this?

Thanks - reviewed the thread some time ago. I'l check out the facebook page. I'll probably go with the single cartridge Mupo, so all I probably have to do on the other fork is remove the guts.

Could you post a link to those vids. Thanks