One step at a time, Pluric ::008:: We have a handy indicator to track that.pluric said:Seems to be working out well for you. I'm sure there's a 12 step program for you somewhere.
"HI, I'm Tremor38. I'm a postaholic and a replyapheliac"
I tried it, and it worked for me!!!Tremor38 said:Trying to cut back on that too...honest. C
kind of makes you wish that they had stores with some of this stuff in there. only kind of because i can imagine how much more we would be buying...HoebSTer said:This is an interesting thread as I too have recently calculated up the Farkle total. I about fell off the chair. My wife said she had noticed "there sure have been alot of UPS packages showing up since you even got the bike!" Ooops, well, good thing this bike is going to be here for along time!!
Be careful Ron......... Once you start, it's hard to break the habit!!!RonH said:I added mine up. The Wolfman expedition dry duffle was $110 or so, 2 Rok straps to tie it on for $15, 2 Safeman locks to lock the bag to the bike was $50. I've got $200 nearly tied up. . I would like to get a GPS, like a Garmin 660 or 665. That would up my farkle list quite a bit.
I understand. I want to do the flash but holding out for the 12 months. If not, can you build 2?HoebSTer said:I shouldn't of called the ECU Unleashed dealer just down the street from work. It doesn't help when he says, stop on by with the ECU, I can burn it for you in 15 minutes. Yikes!!!! SO, all I have to do now is get that one Allen bolt out from the inside and it's out!!! Uh, oh!!! I better build myself a dog house first!!!!
Really want to hear a ride report of the Neotec - seriously considering a lid change - and it's on the short list!ThatsLife said:I don't think that I belong in farkles anonymous yet, but I've got my bare necessities met with a Calsci screen, side deflectors and Jesse luggage installed. I just received my new Shoei Neotec helmet yesterday so.......$2,300.00 or thereabouts since January. Yikes, I can see how this can get out of hand fast!
My wife and I are expecting our first child next month (boy) so maybe the Altrider stuff I have planned will have to wait a minute. ::005::
creggur said:Really want to hear a ride report of the Neotec - seriously considering a lid change - and it's on the short list!
Thanks! The quiet nature and airflow qualities were what I was looking for. I've had Shoeis before and never had an issue with fit, but yeah, definitely want to try one on before dropping that much coin on a helmet.ThatsLife said:I only rode to work today, taking the long way of course, but so far so good. I've only ever owned Shoei helmets because the fit is always perfect for my head shape. This is my first modular though and a first for a retractable sun shade so I won't be able to make a comparison with others. Although, I can tell already that I am going to appreciate this style of helmet.
It definately moves a lot more air and is more quiet than the RF it's replacing. The chinbar operation is super smooth and with the chin curtain installed this helmet seals up like a vault. I love the sun shade. I ride to work in the daylight and ride home after dark so this will be much better than wearing sunglasses under a clear visor or swapping visors out. It came with a pinlock insert but I have not intalled it yet.
I need to throw on the stock screen back on to appeciate the venting of this helmet but standing up at 50ish mph it's calm, quiet and I feel air moving all over my scalp. Criteria met. I really hope you can find one at a shop so you can try it on. I had to order one sight unseen but so far it's looking like a great choice. Limited seat time but I hope this helps. If you have any specific questions I'll try to answer them the best I can.
Only if you add an extra one or two as "spares"..........Twitch said:Tires don't count as farkles, do they?