De-reflector the Aero
I hated the cluttered rear on this bike. So I cleared off the reflectors. I’m going to add lights down the road to increase the visibility.
I hated the cluttered rear on this bike. So I cleared off the reflectors. I’m going to add lights down the road to increase the visibility.
I wanted to be able to quickly remove my passenger seat when I was riding solo.
I just acquired a 1999 Honda Shadow Aero, the VT1100C3. So far I love it.
I am presently on a quest to get my gear connected. My iPhone to pump music and phone calls into my helmet, and my ChatterBox HJC-FRS so that I can communicate with other riders and my passenger. I do listen to music on long rides to break up the wind noise, but don’t really plan…
I just wanted to post a quick link to some of the pictures I snapped at the 2009 prologue here in Sacramento. I will continue to update this set this week
I am constantly surprised by the attire that I see fellow motorcyclists riding around in. Early on I had a very strong opinion that more protection is better than less. As a longtime bicyclist I was well aware of the results of laying down a bicycle on the road, and these crashes didn’t even involve…
It is with a note of sadness that I must report that my perfectly operating Suzuki SV650S on it’s approach to four years of faithful service has started to show signs of weakness. Not mechanical failures per say, but design failures. While they are very reliable motorcycles there are three specific flaws that I have…
There’s great design, and there’s good design. Carver Engineering has developed technology for vehicles that will enable 100mpg with 100+mph, and a +350mile range…Sounds fantastic!
It’s funny how life presents you with obstacles that force you to overcome them. Here’s the curve ball thrown at me a few weeks ago. Through some engineering genious Suzuki decided to put one moe detent on the ignition switch on the SV650s, a park setting. Why whould you ever want to park your bike…