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Have you done the gasoline mod yet? It consists of you putting gas into the tank for roughly $15 and then ride the bike until the needle touches the "E"...then repeat as often as possible.
I remeber telling my wife the day I bought the bike, "I like the way the bike is now, why would I do anything to it?" Like you, that didn't last long.
Nice looking bikes, and where did you get that flag mount? You can PM me if you don't want to turn this into a flag mount thread.
2 yrs, 18,000+ miles, don't think that I'm doing that bad
All those expensive mods and you have skipped the most important one.
Spend $50 and put an internal antenna on and get rid of that black eyesore whip on the *** end. Priority #1.
Ride the crap out of it. If you have alot of $$ to burn, I will loan you my bike to practice for the ultra you are going to mod in your future, once you are happy, I get the bike back with the mod you done, lol. Oh yeah, I get your SG in trade while you are tinkering with mine. Nice bike man, stay safe.
What I just posted did not have your name in it anywhere, it was directed to the OP, whats up with that comment? If you dont want an ultra, dont get one. Contrary to your belief, not everyone wants a SG either. Dont worry, you will end up on a road sofa one day, can't fight it, resistance is futile
Last edited by my67pnycar; Jun 28, 2013 at 05:37 AM.
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