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Is there a file section or can one be added to place stuff like the owner manuals for each year/model so we can just download them instead of searching the web each time?

You are correct.

At the old De Havilland hangar.

Canadian Tire Maximum line. Overpriced but they will go on sale for half or less now and again.

The Fresco came with the db killer but I did not install it.

I put one on my 2018 Vit and found it pretty easy to install. I prebuilt it, removed the old system and with the bike on front and rear paddock stands just slipped it in from underneath. As far as loudness, you can see the difference between stock and the Fresco in my video. I do not find it too...

I haven't seen this asked but was anything saved from Vitpilenforum? This forum was created because of the poor moderation/administration of Vitpilenforum and a lot of us came over to here to have something better in a forum. But there was still a lot of good, informative information on that...

I have mine still but no wiring as that was needed for my new plate holder. Also no bolts to hold it on (I think I lost them). I'm in Toronto.

- Fresco exhaust - licence plate holder replaced with a cheap but well built under seat plate holder - sequential L.E.D. turn signals - added the tank rack from a Svart to strap stuff to - pulled off annoying silver stickers (restick them under the seat) - rear foot peg removal - bar end mirrors...

Nice! Since I don't have a garage to store my stuff I went with the TMT3 a few years ago. It folds up so easier to store in a closet. 18" to 21" so it works for my Harleys, Goldwing, CCM and Ural. I haven't tried it yet on a 17" but will soon as my Vit needs a new rear. I might have to make some...

In my signature. Still have them all but looking to get rid of the Ninja, the Vit has replaced it.

It is possible that the starter button wire is internally frayed/broken. When straight or right the wire strands separate and when turned left they connect. Check for any wire/wires that seem to be pulling tight when the steering is straight or turned.

Good review. You touched on a lot of things that I found when I bought my electric clothes setup. I have everything from Gears, heated insoles, gloves, chaps and jacket plus a dual control unit and extra cables. And I haven't used it in years. I hated the amount of time it took to get everything...

From your picture the protractor is in the wrong place. Once the bike starts leaning, let's say to the right, the center of the contact patch of the tire continues to move right or up the tire. In your picture you should move the protractor a few centimeters to the right so it is in the middle...

First wash the bike then spray it on everything except brake rotors. I'll then use a cloth to spread it around and make sure that it gets everywhere. If you do plan to ride with it on I would avoid the seat, pegs, and grips, anything you will touch with your body. Do a little test ride because...

One thing I should mention is I never bought this for "the sound". It was bought for the look. Both my Ninja and CCM have the upswept rear pipe. Fine for those but for my Vit I wanted a clean rear end look which meant removing the exhaust. The Fresco gave me the look I wanted. The sound of it...

These look similar to mine and for the longest time they hyperflashed all the time. After trying a variable potentiometer it will still hyperflash. I was banging my head against the wall trying to figure out what ohm resistor to use to stop this and then it occured to me, they worked out of the...

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ACF-50 An anti-corrosive used on airplanes. Coat my Ural in this for winter. Can be sprayed on everything including electronics (not disc brakes). Fluid Film A lanolin based coating which similar to ACF-50 but based on wool wax. I coat my winter tools with this. These are the best options...

I currently own three pairs from three different manufacturers. Kolpin, Givi and now Hippo Hands. I use them on my Ural when riding in minus temps. With heated grips I just wear regular summer gloves. On all my other bikes my Klim Adventure gloves work well down to 0.