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I have an old GoPro HD Hero that I use sometimes. I use the stick-on mount to secure it on my dirtbike helmet.

Not sure if it makes any difference but I usually fill my bike straight up.

Patpear wrote: ↑

Sun May 26, 2019 1:47 am

2008 Yamaha 650 Silverado idils high and stick engine light on

Is it during startup?

The Extra is an entry-level exhaust while the Reverse can improve hp because it has an expansion chamber.

Awesome work! I dig the metallic black color.

jstark47 wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 17, 2019 10:01 pm

brajon wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 16, 2019 3:08 am

I just cleaned the chain and wheels on my bike.

Messy job, ain't it? I usually end up using pumice soap to get that combo of grease and brake dust off my hands after chain cleaning.

I use Dawn dishwashing liquid and a nail brush to remove the grease from my hands and fingernails.

All bikes look awesome but my top fave is the CB1000R ‘Tribute’.

I would choose Dyna. It is easy to ride.

The Rustoelum High Heat paint rated at 2000 deg F is a good product.

I would just get a pair of boots that's not too big instead of replacing the shift lever.

Try Helix and Voodoo. They have slip-ons for your bike.

I just cleaned the chain and wheels on my bike.

If you still need an original exhaust for your bike, try boonstraparts. They offer use original motorcycle parts.

1962 Triumph Tiger 500. My dad gave it to me.

I've heard that it has plenty of power and the seat is comfortable which is great especially if you do long trips.

You can use Dupont Teflon lube.

I have had my Garmin Montana 650 for 5 years now, and I'm quite satisfied with its performance.

I use Hearos. They are fluffy and comfortable.

Old thread, but I just want to share my experience with the Bridgestone S20's. They are one of the grippiest tires I've ever used. They are good in the wet. These bridgestone tires make me confident in cornering also.

Just load your music onto your phone and play it that way.