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I got the TKC80's on today . Damn they make it look good ! Headed to the mountains Thursday evening for the weekend to break'em in . :D
 
Just had my left side lock replaced under warranty and the tech told me that mysteriously the part number for ONLY the left side lock has changed so obviously there is a problem. The dealer lost the left side bag completely while riding and destroyed the bag. The left side bag on my bike locked to the point that it had to be dismantled to be taken off. No amount of lube would have fixed that. Its all good now
 
Got a new Ducati Handlebar bag too !
 

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Dunno about that Paki taxi driver's seat thing, though...:eek:

Note to self: Find another set of wheels.
 
Yeah, the beaded seat cushion! At first I laughed but, then wondered if some hidden secret to going another 100 miles.
 
I had beaded seats on my multi 1000. The multi 1000 I had was equiped with performance gel seats. They do help to put on another 100 miles or more and ( sounds stupid but) in warmer conditions they also cool down the lower parts.
 
The levers look better. And the adjustable clutch lever is a plus for my hands. No real difference for the brake
 
For the brake, no. You have 6 levels of adjustment instead of 4, which you can find better.
For the clutch, the lever is closer to the handle bar and I fell the slip point coming sooner, which I find better. But it depends on your finger length.

So, YMMV.

I bought those to keep the originals in case of breaking. They are very cheap.
 
HS Hopeful , The tires are Continental TKC80's . They work great on the gravel/dirt roads and you can drag the pegs on the asphalt .
 
frank33m said:
HS Hopeful , The tires are Continental TKC80's . They work great on the gravel/dirt roads and you can drag the pegs on the asphalt .
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Wow, nice! I'm not even up to the riding level point where I feel comfortable dragging the pegs with OEM tires on dry asphalt. Haha! I will work up to it and take some courses.

Have you tried the TKC80s in the snow? How are they in cold weather/snow/ice?
 
Put some Rizoma Zero signals on, and also a Fabbri windscreen from Cape821.

I know I'm missing a bolt. :p



 
How are those Samco hoses performing? Do you notice a difference in running temperature?

How are the mirrors over stock? Are they wider?

Could you show more pics of the Rizoma rear end action? Mostly the turn signal jibbers. I am trying to figure out a tail tidy to fit with my givi top case rack.
 
TitoZilla said:
How are those Samco hoses performing? Do you notice a difference in running temperature?

How are the mirrors over stock? Are they wider?

Could you show more pics of the Rizoma rear end action? Mostly the turn signal jibbers. I am trying to figure out a tail tidy to fit with my givi top case rack.
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I am figuring the rizoma turn signals too with the givi top case rack. There is a steel support that is getting along the way....wonder if it will fit.
 

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