23" Agitator Install
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Installed the TP rack for the extra storage capacity.
Loaded and ready for Myrtle.
Stopped the first night. Momma couldn't take much longer in the saddle. She did great for her first trip.
Made in to Myrtle
Not without getting a flat just as we rolled in town.
Loaded and ready for Myrtle.
Stopped the first night. Momma couldn't take much longer in the saddle. She did great for her first trip.
Made in to Myrtle
Not without getting a flat just as we rolled in town.
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The second day in Myrtle my BSR tells me she hears a noise each time we hit a bump. I can't hear it with her behind me. When we arrive back at the hotel I notice the gap between the fender and my bag is off. I pull the bag to find that a saddlebag support broke and that my compressor mount is hanging down. A quick trip to the HD dealership to pay full retail for a set of bag supports that I have several of in the attic as well as I would have just welded this one had I been at home.... oh well we were good to go. We laughed a little as it was the stock stuff that gave us trouble.
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Stopped the first night on our way home. We took 17 from Myrtle just about into Virginia. Nice ride that took forever....
When we got up the next morning there were storms rolling in from the west so we just blasted up Rt95 home. Momma didn't like that. The cars all around us made her uncomfortable. I believe we totaled 1717 miles. That was her first road trip and after a few days off of the bike she said she'd do it again. :2vrolijk_21:
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When we got up the next morning there were storms rolling in from the west so we just blasted up Rt95 home. Momma didn't like that. The cars all around us made her uncomfortable. I believe we totaled 1717 miles. That was her first road trip and after a few days off of the bike she said she'd do it again. :2vrolijk_21:
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The opportunity came up for me to pull the 26" off of the bike. So starts the next phase of this bikes life.
One of the things I'm changing is the stereo. While the current stereo is very clear and loud it is believed I can do better.
I am going to use a set of triple 6.5" lids. I will only be using two 6.6" mid bass speakers and one 4" tweeter.
This was the pile of dust from opening up the lid holes so the speakers has room to move.
One of the things I'm changing is the stereo. While the current stereo is very clear and loud it is believed I can do better.
I am going to use a set of triple 6.5" lids. I will only be using two 6.6" mid bass speakers and one 4" tweeter.
This was the pile of dust from opening up the lid holes so the speakers has room to move.
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I'm told I will have to move the ignition with the additional rake. As of right now I'm going to go with a Softail style ignition.
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