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I just got rid of mine today. Had enough of the plastic brackets chipping away every time I would lay the bike down on a dirt road. but, I replaced them with Touratech Tacks and Tusk Pilot bags.

2200 miles from Phoenix AZ to Clemson SC. 5 days of bike camping

Loaded all of my Scuba gear on the ST, and road the 30 miles to Lake Pleasant to do some diving.

Mine has the same problem. When I bought mine almost a year ago, she had a leak in the right fork. I took her to the shop, and had both replaced. Three months later, the right one started leaking again. I do not wheelie or thrash her. I had both replaced at a different shop. Three months...

Ssshhhhh….. I can’t talk about it

Situation: My license plate light bulb was out. Mission: I needed to replace it. Execution: As I was tightening the second bolt of the license plate light housing, a piece broke. The housing was not able to hold with just one bolt in. Administrative and Logistics. Being an Ex-Special Army Seal...

Blue ST with OEM side cases. On 60 East from Wickenburg to Surprise Arizona. He was with a friend riding a silver BMW sport tourer. Sunday May 1st around 1:30pm.

Road from Phoenix, to Sedona, camped the night, hit up Flagstaff, then headed home.

Went for a small camping trip with the ST this past weekend.

Went to the local Cycle Gear to pick up some gloves....And saw this sexy beast. So I had to park my ST next to her to show who's the real SEXY up in here!

I feel the same way about my ST. I have never heard of one until I saw one for sale and I thought it was sexier than the ADV competition. But getting on this bike for the first time felt like I've been riding it my whole life. Glad you enjoy it.

After seeing sooooo many posts about cutting the heat shield...I finally decided to drink the cool-aid. Shaved at least 50kg, and added 24hp! Thanks for the inspiration fellas.

After about 3 months of riding, I finally gave her a quick shower. So puuurddy!

WOW. I searched all over the internet and couldn't find any. Thanks.

Looks like a transformer.

That is probably the best way to sell a bike...Specially on its side. "This is how the bike looks in it's natural habitat"

Some people like to be low to the ground, slow, heavy, hard to stop, small gas tanks, low blood circulating in their wrists, have $hitty handling, and be loud... Waste of American steel. I mean, To each their own. ;)

Man...after reading you guys' posts...I miss living in Europe and traveling from border to border like nothing. In a couple of weeks, I'm riding the ST to a beach campsite just south of Rocky Point Mexico. Only for the weekend. Then I have a scuba trip to the Bahamas at the end of June, then a...

Since Jesus blessed me with the gift of height; standing at an enormous 5'7" (170mm), and weighing 175 lbs (78kg) of pure muscles and sexiness....Wait, I'm going off track. So, being short, it was a challenge for me to find bikes where I could be flat footed on. After years of riding, I've...

Same here. I've only owned one other bike that had a fuel gage. I do the odometer thing.