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I would post a better pic but not quite sure how to do that right now but when I figure it out I will.

Yamie wrote:I would post a better pic but not quite sure how to do that right now but when I figure it out I will.

Check out the sticky at http://totalmotorcycle.com/BBS/viewtopic.php?t=13503

Hi dr_bar and tks. I tried that and it didn't work for me but then again maybe it is in my profile some where to activate it.

Very nice bike... ya gotta love them 1100s.

I love mine, it's just too

Nice bike! I'm sure that you will have fun breaking it in....now have you found someone to ride with?

CC Ryder, check out my web site and you can see who I ride with:

http://rideohiomc1.proboards82.com

And after two seasons, I still love the bike.

Well, it's the end of the 4th riding season for the V-Star Silverado and it is still flawless. All I have had to do is change the fluids on a regular basis and add gas. I may need a new rear tire for next season, but everything else is good to go, the chrome and paint remain perfect, not a bit of rust in sight. It's been a good old horse.

My next bike will no doubt be another Yamaha.

It's been 6 riding seasons, and starting on the 7th since I bought my 1100 V-Star Silverado and it continues to be flawless. The only issue I had was with hot starts, it didn't want to start after a ride in 90 temps, but a re-jet took care of that. I also changed over to synthetic oil, just for my own peace of mind. I'm looking at the V-Star 1300 tourer as an upgrade for the 1100, but that won't happen until we get some good riding weather in Ohio.

This is what the Silverado looks like today with 9K on the clock. I'm happy to report that it's been a good old horse.

Still a nice looking ride...but it needs to be ridden more

Later.