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Anyone replaced their cush drive with one of these from Alloy Art? Or know of anyone? Wondering how it is if so.
I installed one when replacing my rear tire in the spring (still factory belt drive). Can't say that I really notice a difference either way. It's just $40 bucks so why not?
What are you guys running / suggest for seats? I am using a Le Pera Nomad II right now which looks pretty cool and I don't really have any comfort complaints but it is lacking in the function department. It's pretty low-profile and minimalistic with almost zero lower back support. I find myself having to scooch up closer especially when riding harder in order to get more "on-top" of my handlebars. I'd like a seat that really tucks me into the riding pocket. Lucky Daves? Saddlemen? BCM? I'm a normal size guy (5' 10" - 185lbs) and the stock seat positions me pretty well.
Last edited by twincam10353; Jul 22, 2020 at 09:04 AM.
I'm running San Diego customs seat with back support. Best seat I have run. Been through most current seat companies and sdc works best for me in looks and function
Went and had dealer flash the BCM today. So now I removed the ignition and it turns on and off with the handle bar run/off button. Cleanes up the triple trees. One day I'll swap the top triple to a better looking triple tree.
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