I like those lights, where did you find them?View attachment 72459Made up some small led running lights and mounted them to the bottoms of my crash bars, cheap as anything to make.View attachment 72456View attachment 72457View attachment 72458
I like those lights, where did you find them?View attachment 72459Made up some small led running lights and mounted them to the bottoms of my crash bars, cheap as anything to make.View attachment 72456View attachment 72457View attachment 72458
Hey @~TABASCO~ its this one. Available in blue and black.Could you post or PM info about the new Yamaha mat your bike is on? Thanks
Didn't find them, made them. Cheap pack of led lights £10 on ebay for 10, two packs of SA cable clips £8 so I put together 10 lights for £18 as I already had some 6mma threaded rod and nuts, wired in to stay on all the time appear to get me noticed more in the city.I like those lights, where did you find them?
Another option is to use "old" vinyl banners. My wife works for C.A.S.A. and when they have events, they use vinyl banners to advertise. After the event, they throw the banner(s) away. (they have dates printed on them, which prevents them being reused) The boys and I use them when we change oil to keep it off the pavement. My oldest keeps one under his truck, 'cuz his 16 yr old truck has a leak or two. That all being said, the banners are not as cool as the Yamaha mat, nor are they padded. But, most places that discard them do not charge for them.Today i got my pit-mat that I ordered at Yamaha. . . .
Welcome from Texas. That picture looks waaaay to cold for my candy ass.Hi All,
I'm new to the forum.
Thank you !!!Hey @~TABASCO~ its this one. Available in blue and black.
Pitmat Yamaha Racing - YME-ENVIR-HQ-01 - Yamaha Motor
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Wyoming was cold @17 degrees or I would have ridden the TenereWelcome from Texas. That picture looks waaaay to cold for my candy ass.
Sunday is supposed to be 80ish (F) for the high. By Tuesday. . . . 41F for the high. 20F used to be my lower limit. . . . until I was reminded that any moisture on the road is frozen. So, the new lowest was 32F. And, yes, cold tires don't like to grip so much. Nowadays? 40F is my lowest limit. Below that is why I have four wheels, and a heater.. . . . Yesterday was a gift, with a high of 22 centigrade, er...about 70 Fahrenheit. . . . Now, today is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT story. Woke up to a cool 2 C or maybe 34 F. . . . A good rule of thumb is don't ride below 6 C or about 40 F, cause your tyres don't grip no more.
Hmmmm, R U in Alaska?28 degrees when I left home this morning on a 60 mile Goldwing ride, nice and dry today all the other days I rode the Tenere this week it was very wet and even snowing sometimes.
I have been using MOTUL 4T 7100 10W40 in my S10 for the past two years while putting close to 10K miles on the clock and I am quiteWinter oil change.
After 10 years running nothing but rotella t6 in many bikes, ballisticxchris convinced me to go ester based.
Motul 4t 7100 from now on. The red color is kinda cool.
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Yeah it seems to be a really great oil. Its not cheap, but i want to keep this bike a long time.I have been using MOTUL 4T 7100 10W40 in my S10 for the past two years while putting close to 10K miles on the clock and I am quite
happy with its performance. Shifting is slickety, slick, engine seems to run cooler and I totally dig the crimson color....