Recent content by Super08

That is exactly why I just went with a stiffer spring for the rear. It did all I needed at a reasonable cost.

Yes the damping settings do both together, it would be nice if they would publish what is happening with them in each setting.

You've got a lot of settings but cannot do compression and rebound on their own. You have 4 spring preload settings with soft, std, and hard for each of the 4 preload settings. Then for each of the damping settings (soft, std, hard) you can adj from -3 to +3 so 7 settings to fine tune. That...

Samo nicely done. :)

When I upgraded my bike to a 2018ES I put the driving lights down on the crash bars. I like the look of them there better. I also upgraded my stock lights to matching led's.

That is some extremely nice work. congrats on a job well done.

To add to this thread someone else that followed this used rivets to attach the 1" extensions instead of T nuts and bolts.

Here you go. https://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?threads/mounting-givi-tool-box-to-pl2119cam-frames-for-outback-panniers.23995/

Quick cell phone pic today in the wash bay at the dealers. Bike was fresh out of the crate this morning and about to get cleaned up.

This will be my 3rd, had a Low Rider and a 15 Road Glide before.

Just picked up a 2020 FLHX in Midnight Blue. About as close as you can get to black but not be black. Sparkles with blue metal flake in the sun. Pics to follow in a few days.

On my next trip down that way I would like to go there. Been on my bucket list for awhile.

That looks awesome, thanks.

Those are the same as I have but I got the ones with black caps. I have been using mine for a season and a half with no issues. About 10,000 miles on them so far. Next time I change tires I will put metal stems on to be safe, but I don't fear the rubber ones. Lots of high speed highway miles too.

Do you have a pic from the back to show the balance from left to right?