Dan00Hawk
fast rider
Got off the pavement a bit yesterday near my house...
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Vintage Veloce
pro rider
Awesome! Be careful in those muddy spots... don't ask me how I know...
Max Kool
pro rider
Great skies btw
MonkeyXLuffy
fast rider
Yesterday i got an early ride through the malibu mountains, great roads great weather!
Wanderer
expert rider
Nice you finally got to ride again, I feel for those parked up for months on end while there is snow and very cold...
I like the look of your SC exhaust, how are you finding it, and is it a rear can only or a full system.?
The exhaust is working well. Not to loud when cruising in towns and so, but still a nice sound when trotteling.
Its a rear can that came with a bit of a tube to fit a aprilia if i recall right. Made my own tube to make it fit. Plan is to make a new tube from the header pipe in the future. Would like to keep the "shrouds" so i might just buy a bad winners kit.
nampus
top rider
Nearly 300km's today with a mate on his Guzzi V7
stroem
fast rider
Met up with some friends for coffee last weekend
BISavage
champion rider
65° (yay!)
BISavage
champion rider
Just in time for the bells.
nampus
top rider
Another couple of hours in the saddle today.
BISavage
champion rider
That little plastic piece from the smaller asian 'Pilen really keeps the shock clean 
BISavage
champion rider
BISavage
champion rider
A little bit higher up...
MonkeyXLuffy
fast rider
A friend shot this for me last weekend!
Close observers will note the left rear turn signal has fallen off- or more accurately popped off its rubber mount, and is hanging by its wires. I didn’t notice this till I got home.
The lens was scratched up from bouncing about, but it’s an easy fix: remove the securing screw of the lens, take the lens off, then the reflector pulls straight out with the wires attached. Push the signal body back onto the stalk and slide the reflector back in- it’s base is flanged and holds it all together. Reinstall the lens and screw. Done!
I had hit a pretty large frost heave and jumped the bike- I presume the jolt was big enough to unseat the signal.
The lens was scratched up from bouncing about, but it’s an easy fix: remove the securing screw of the lens, take the lens off, then the reflector pulls straight out with the wires attached. Push the signal body back onto the stalk and slide the reflector back in- it’s base is flanged and holds it all together. Reinstall the lens and screw. Done!
I had hit a pretty large frost heave and jumped the bike- I presume the jolt was big enough to unseat the signal.
BISavage
champion rider
Those look loke DOT signals, they been known to do that. Only takes the slightest screwy eyed glance and they play possum.
(My estimation is that the mounts must be more well suited to the original, and much much smaller, E-Approved LED type signals.)