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Item has been sold. Thank you.

Bike has been sold. Fuel cell still available.

Sadly, it is so. Some health issues are necessitating a move to a different bike. The FJR was on the short-list, but is in second place.

The Super Tenere and fuel cell have been sold. -EAZCycle auxiliary fuel cell, 5.25 gallon capacity for ~11.3 gallon total with Super Tenere fuel tank. Powder-coated charcoal grey.* *-Price: $700 firm. Local (PNW) pickup only. If you don’t have a bulkhead fitting installed on your bike, I’ll...

Emailed Deftoner late Monday night. He replied first thing in the morning on Tuesday, accepted payment, and mailed out the items cross-country the same day. Less than 24 hours from responding to getting the item out. The caps arrived yesterday and I had the chance to install them just now. They...

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One question...was the valve supplied by Ernie or did you source the one in the photos yourself? I'd rather not loop my tubing around to the right side of the bike. I'll see about finding a different valve so it can go down the left and have a more direct flow. I have one of these tanks for...

Is there anyone in eastern GA who wouldn't mind if I stopped by and made use of your oil catch pan and garage for 45 minutes or so? I'm on a trip and the local stealership is charging an exorbitant amount for an oil change. Either that or they are using gold washers and only the finest...

It's been a few months since I replaced my rear pads. Probably time for me to replace them again. Thanks for the reminder. Such a quick and simple proceedure once I figured out what all I actually had to do to swap them. I'll be swapping in a new air filter, checking/replacing plugs, and doing...

Well, the temps have started to dip here in the Seattle area. It hit 29 degrees on Saturday when I was out for a ride. And with a daily 44 mile commute in the mid 30's, I decided it was about time for some heated grips. I decided on the Oxford Adventure heated grips. They were sourced through...

That is correct. I found a much, much cheaper option than buying a bag to scavenge the bottom plate off of, but they seem to have discontinued the part. Alas, there only seems to be a slightly cheaper way to get the top plate without a bag, but it's not the best solution and would still cost...

Looking forward to it Jeff. I'll be bringing along most of my electrical stuff (heat gun, soldering iron(s), shrink tube, etc) incase anyone else needs to so some electrical work. I'll be installing my PC8, Skene IQ-170, my LED's when I work out how to mount them, a 12v to 5v USB converter, and...

Glad it could help! I should have gotten the LED's when I ordered, but I didn't. I guess I'll need to get some and swap them out. I finally had the chance to ride after dark with the HID's installed (lots of riding during day-light since the instal). Geez those suckers are nice! I almost want...

I've seen life expectancy put around 2500 hours. Who knows. If one does fail it's as easy as disconnecting the three cables that have disconnects, opening the dust cover, and unplugging the power and ground leads that go into the headlight socket. Remove the HID bulb and replace with a standard...

Excellent light for the price. Cheaper than the Bi-Xenon kit on the FJR, since it had to have a shutter servo to go to highbeam. Less wiring as well. Thanks! I mainly did this to give everyone some more ideas for placement of the HID hardware. I had a hard time figuring out placement since I...

I had HID lights on my FJR, which was a necessity for running around in dear infested areas after nightfall. Once I moved to the Tenere I noticed it had pretty decent lights to begin with, but they could be better, which led me to this project. I do have to say...the HID installation on the...

After a ride last summer where I poured about 1/2 cup of sweat out of each of my riding boots (112 degree day near Hood River, OR ::010::), I switched to Drymax work boot socks: http://www.ldcomfort.com/drymaxsock.htm. LDComfort sells them, and with how well their other base layer items work...

Thanks Jeff, Clint, and Robo! Jeff, I'll have to see about Sunday. I'm finding more and more that I dislike riding in groups. I do want to meet everyone though, so I'll try and have an answer soon.

Yeah, I like AltRider's gear. My DL650 was their tested for parts back when I had that bike. I'll be getting the side stand foot and guards soonish. Also, my friend has asked me to join him on the Cafe to Cafe Grand Tour. http://www.soundrider.com/cafetocafe/. It's up here in the PNW. We did it...