escapefjrtist
Searching for Dry Roads
Nice looking bike, love the front view!Ridetherock said:
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What you did to your Tenere today??!!
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Andrew
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Installed the Stoltec-ed fork tubes. New pistons and seals, and straight-rate 1.0 springs on the SuperTanker. I was surprised it only seemed to take about 20 minutes! Have not ridden yet, I want/need to install the rear shock as well. I have a new set of K60s, but may try to eke another thousand or two miles out of this set. If the front makes it to 26,000, I'll have 20,000 on it and 15,000 on the rear.
It was my local 4 Wheel Parts store. I was looking on Rigid Industries website for a local dealer and they came up. Checked their website which looks like a national/corporate setup, called my local store to see if they had one in stock before I drove over there. Said they were having a big sale, had one of the hybrid SR's in stock; when I asked how much for it he put me on hold and came back and said he could do it for $160 and would I like for him to hold it for me...AlsoRan said:
I said I'd be there in a half-hour... The price was $208.99 online - I got the SR 90631..
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lighting-Lighting-Accessories/SR-Series-Clear-6-Combo-LED-Light-Bar.aspx?t_c=14&t_s=448&t_pt=4242&t_pn=RIG90631
So you might try and see if there's one near you, and they are making similar deals...
http://www.4wheelparts.com/stores/StoreLocator.aspx
If that doesn't work, Amazon is listing them for $177.55 from Anything Powersports. Just search SR 90631 on Amazon and it'll pop up...
Ridetherock
New Member
I like. Gonna have to cave for these. (in black) Thanks for the link.
AlsoRan
Member
Thanks creggur. I will check to see about a local store.creggur said:
carrot
Member
spent the weekend in the shop changed final drive oil then replaced shift shaft assb. checked valve clearance all in spec intake valves where dead on exhaust valves where on low side but still in spec ! after doing the happy dance replaced spark plugs and a new air filter witch extremely needed nasty then i synchronized the throttle bodies this is where i got confused couldn't get it adjusted without turning the white screw the only way i could get it right was turn the unpainted screw all the way in and adjust the white screw out complete opposite of what the service manual says to do i will try checking it again next weekend to see if it changes . and this is the first time i even raised the fuel tank the bike now has 25000 miles on it .
dcc46
The liver is evil and must be punished
Put about 150 miles on it this morning. Found out that my handlebar bag blocks all the wind that comes around the tank( very nice). And I finally broke down and washed it.
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okiegtrider
Active Member
ridefire said:Got the new e07's put on as well as anew oem touring shield , the tires look sick!
Very nicely set up Super 10! ::012:: ::012:: ::012::
Added a KOSO display unit. It displays voltage, temperature, and time. I don't need the clock but I do want temperature and voltage. It is water proof and it is attached to the clutch fluid reservoir with Velcro.
I installed a set of mirror extenders that I bought off of EBay. Still well below freezing here in The Lou and snow starts again tomorrow.
Chequeneglia
New Member
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barkingllizard
Well-Known Member
95 days since my last ride, current wind chill is -33C.....
Brutal.
okiegtrider
Active Member
barkingllizard said:
I'm going to stop whining about having to stay off the bike for the last week or so.
I caved in and bought the Oxford Adventure grips, even though my Oxford Touring grips had only been on about a year. For only $89 bucks, why not. But the main reason was that I loved how the new Adventure version matched the OEM grip length. While I was at it, I bought a Kaoko throttle lock to go with it.
I have to say, I'm not super sympathetic. There's still 3 feet of compacted snow and ice between me and my bike. ::003::barkingllizard said:
Wanted to follow up on this post. I bought a few washers at Home Depot for about $0.50 to fill the gap between the Excel throttle lock and the bar end (this was a couple of weeks ago). The lock works great and looks great. And have to say again how awesome Tom Dowel is. He called me twice - once after I placed the order and again after I emailed him about the fitting problem. When does that ever happen? Feels good to support small shops like that.arjayes said: