NDK
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The Ladlesport supports are worth it if your bike is a pavement queen 
What TenereGUY has been up too
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NDK is correct. I think Yamaha should have done something like this as part of the design. Want2, Holligl and I went for almost a 300 mile ride yesterday. Gravel and pavement. One of the gravel roads was going up the side of a ravine. Some of the steeper parts were rough enough that the TCS was activating. I turned of the TCS and then no problems. Across some water crossings both wet and dry. My windshield/tablet never moved! Totally rock solid now. I wish I would have had this going to Alaska as I lost a bolt out of the windshield mount assembly and a screw loosened in the windshield itself. All that was because the thing was shaking and flexing. All gone now. Totally happy that I bought them. The before and after while the tablet was installed is a night and day difference.
Cheers,
TG
If you're ever in Dickeyville WI at Millie's Diner... get the Tenderloin or the Ruben sandwiches. Neither Want2 nor I were impressed with the prime rib melt. But Holligl Tenderloin looked good and he said it was good.
Bikes sitting in what was a flooded crossing. This crossing is now dubbed Darryl's Crossing!. Had to go visit the scene of the crime.
These pictures were taking 2 miles south of Hazel Green, WI right at the Border of WI/IL. Called the Point Of Beginning. Every township, county, anything in Wisconsin is measured from this point where they started surveying the state.
Cheers,
TG
If you're ever in Dickeyville WI at Millie's Diner... get the Tenderloin or the Ruben sandwiches. Neither Want2 nor I were impressed with the prime rib melt. But Holligl Tenderloin looked good and he said it was good.
Bikes sitting in what was a flooded crossing. This crossing is now dubbed Darryl's Crossing!. Had to go visit the scene of the crime.
These pictures were taking 2 miles south of Hazel Green, WI right at the Border of WI/IL. Called the Point Of Beginning. Every township, county, anything in Wisconsin is measured from this point where they started surveying the state.