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    Thanks for all you do..keep your head down and get back safe.
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    I can tell you the reason they're called passing lamps. Unless I missed it, no one answered that part. In some states, a motorcycle can have only two headlights. Therefore, to get around that the additional lights are called something else, hence passing lamps.
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    This is exactly my combo too! Great minds....
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    Put 200 miles on Sat, but its going to get cold this week. Might be the last for a while, but I too never put it away. Always looks for a few nice hours to ride!
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    Didn't realize there were any????
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    Me too...and I'm only 5'9"
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    YOu can get a cheapy at Wally World.
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    I think the only rear tire you'll find that will fit is a CT, but I'm sure others will pipe in.
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    Its almost embarassing to post after Condor and his stable, but 06 with 31,000
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    49...for 4 more days!
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    Yes, there is hope. Praying for your child.
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    My little girl is 21 today...I miss that age!
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    Star...Who's Star???
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    06 Venture $13K, fuel $2.65/gal, 180 miles and 76 degrees...priceless!
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    I've never done a static test on mine, but running at 2800 rpm I ususally see 14.1v with the driving lights off. I have changed out my stock lamps for Halogen lamps and with them on I have about 13.5v on the system. Hope that helps.
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    Tires

    1sttenor replied to TopV's topic in Watering Hole

    Many feel the handling is better. I like E3s so I use the smaller front tire. Between the smaller size and getting the 404s off the bike feels 200 lb lighter in twisties. All our roads here are twisty!
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    Me too. My dad had to have part of his jaw removed and a stroke to quit, but he's still with us! Hang in there man, your family would like to keep you around!
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    I bought the KOSO tach/temp gauge. It's a 1 7/8" gauge, with a digital temp gauge in the face. I'm going to try to install a 1 7/8" oil pressure gauge this winter and place them both in the Cassette slot like the triple gauges. They're a bit bigger, but since I only have two gauges, I think I can make it work.
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    How about doing a poll to determine the benefactor?
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    Hey Mr. Moderators, Could those be posted in the tech section? I'd like to do that later this winter, but I've still got more riding to do!
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    I don't live in TX and can't speak to great routes there, but I totally agree...interstates only if unavoidable. I've ridden thousands of miles over the years on road trips, the more crooked the line on the map, the more likely I am to go that way.
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    2006 fuel pump began its death march at about 15,000, no other problems until 18,000. Replaced at 20,000. Mine was the first at my dealership, within three months they'd had 3 more.
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    Man that stuff is good!
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    I think I know that fourth guy!
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    That too!
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