Misadventures in wrenching and riding
- Skier
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They give me a couple of different positions for my legs, so they work out pretty nicely. I'd like if they had another couple inches out the sides, but then I'd start worrying about them dragging during hard corners.
I'll have a much more informed opinion after the trip coming up next weekend.
I'll have a much more informed opinion after the trip coming up next weekend.
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- Skier
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I just threw my Joe Rocket saddlebags on the Hornet. They are different than the ones you have, Sev - they're bigger and shaped differently. They seem to fit ok, but I'm a bit worried about one of the straps on the underside of the bags: it's touching the exhaust can. Not a whole lot I can think about to insulate it, either.
Any ideas, or should I not worry about it?
vvvv You're killin' me, Smalls. vvvv
Any ideas, or should I not worry about it?
vvvv You're killin' me, Smalls. vvvv
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Sev wrote:*twitch*
Sev wrote:*bigger twitch*
Sev wrote:*biggest twitch*





my gosh sev, you just don't EVER make me stop laughing! geez
seriously, you brang a precious tear! sigh, funny...
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