I’m not going to be doing any long rides but I’ll be on it tomorrow if it’s dry out lolCongrats she is a beauty. Sucks you can’t ride it anymore till spring.
Man, I can appreciate your dedication. 39-40º.I’m not going to be doing any long rides but I’ll be on it tomorrow if it’s dry out lol
I just can't do it anymore, I'd like to, I just can't. The brain surgery made it worse. If the back bottom right of my skull (behind the ear and down to the neck) gets too cold it screws up my equilibrium.I rode mine to the gas station last weekend and it was about 40°. Wasn't too horrible with a couple proper layers. Granted, I only went a few miles each way and the Glide obviously blocks wind better than a sport bike. I used to ride all the time as long as it was at least 50°.
Oh that IS slick.Thanks guys, this is something I’ve wanted for a while, kept going back and fourth on it and finally decided I worked enough overtime this year to treat myself lol, this display is a big part of why I wanted a 2020 or newer model, I’ll try to make a video with the suspension adjustments on the screen it’s pretty crazy View attachment 143109
Drill out the rivets, remove about half of the baffle material, then put the cap back on with new rivets. My friend did that with some dual Yoshi's on his TL-1000S. Sounded incredible. Not too loud, not raspy, just right.so I ordered a new slip on for it, the one on there is just huge and I prefer something a lot smaller, I thought about cutting down the can that’s on it, but it has a transition in the shape of it about halfway down, and I don’t believe I’ll be able to get the end cap back on, it does sound pretty decent now but I prefer the straight up rowdyness of a small can and I like the look a lot better
If it were just about the sound I’d do that but I hate the look of the big mufflers, I was going to remove the cap and chop the can shorter but the way it’s made it has a weird shape that starts about halfway down and I don’t believe I’ll get the cap to fit right after cutting itDrill out the rivets, remove about half of the baffle material, then put the cap back on with new rivets. My friend did that with some dual Yoshi's on his TL-1000S. Sounded incredible. Not too loud, not raspy, just right.
Can you just buy the rear section which Akrapovik had in either full length, or shorty?If it were just about the sound I’d do that but I hate the look of the big mufflers, I was going to remove the cap and chop the can shorter but the way it’s made it has a weird shape that starts about halfway down and I don’t believe I’ll get the cap to fit right after cutting it
Yes, they are all around 1000 for the rear section though and I’m trying to be cheapCan you just buy the rear section which Akrapovik had in either full length, or shorty?
Maybe search the boards, I know some people complain the shorty is too loud, maybe they’d be interested in a swap.Yes, they are all around 1000 for the rear section though and I’m trying to be cheap
The 3-4k for the akrapovic titanium system depending on slip on it’s crazyYeah, even slip-ons have gotten ridiculously expensive. I was pricing out options in case I got a Monster. Termignoni, Arrow, Akrapovic, just the slip ons are around $1000. I used to be able to get a full system for like $550.