8.13.2014
I got the Rivco flip out pegs today and installed them right away. It took about 10-15 minutes from start to stop and it was very simple. I can't wait to try them out on the night cruise tonight!
Update - Amanda and I took a cruise around the lake tonight. The weather was beautiful and it was easily one of the nicest nights of the summer. As far as the pegs go [pictured below] they are well made and carry a good aesthetic, however, they are a little too high up on the bike and not far enough forward. I like them for the option of stretching out on a long straight but they are not going to offer the comfort of say a Kury swingwings or ergos.
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
8.12.2014
I took the six into work today. Afterwards I sailed down to Southdale AMC to meet my buddy Jake [pictured below] to watch TMNT. The movie definitely brought me back to my younger years - KOWABUNGA! Driving home in the dark proved to be quite enjoyable since the temps are in high 60's. I love the cool fall like temps and I know the six will too. One last update before I sign off - I got the windscreen I traded for from Ed on the F6B forum. It is the taller OEM windscreen with the manual vent. I cannot wait to put that on along with the Rivco flip out pegs which should be here tomorrow or Thursday! I'll post the photos once I've got everything bolted on.
I took the six into work today. Afterwards I sailed down to Southdale AMC to meet my buddy Jake [pictured below] to watch TMNT. The movie definitely brought me back to my younger years - KOWABUNGA! Driving home in the dark proved to be quite enjoyable since the temps are in high 60's. I love the cool fall like temps and I know the six will too. One last update before I sign off - I got the windscreen I traded for from Ed on the F6B forum. It is the taller OEM windscreen with the manual vent. I cannot wait to put that on along with the Rivco flip out pegs which should be here tomorrow or Thursday! I'll post the photos once I've got everything bolted on.
Thursday, August 7, 2014
8.7.2014
I took the two wheeler in to work this morning and there were no envelopes in the pay box. I called the helpline and they were somewhat helpful after I suggested that I write my license plate number on my check and that way they can verify the information without me having to wait around for an attendant. Hopefully my bike is still there when I head out today!
Update...the bike was there :)
I took the two wheeler in to work this morning and there were no envelopes in the pay box. I called the helpline and they were somewhat helpful after I suggested that I write my license plate number on my check and that way they can verify the information without me having to wait around for an attendant. Hopefully my bike is still there when I head out today!
Update...the bike was there :)
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
8.6.2014
I cruised over to my mom's place tonight and we grabbed a bite to eat. Nothing special on the ride but I am excited because I'm swapping windscreens with a forum member. He wanted a smaller dark tinted shield and he has a OEM tall screen that I'd like. Hopefully that makes its way up here in one piece from FL. More updates to come after I get that installed.
I cruised over to my mom's place tonight and we grabbed a bite to eat. Nothing special on the ride but I am excited because I'm swapping windscreens with a forum member. He wanted a smaller dark tinted shield and he has a OEM tall screen that I'd like. Hopefully that makes its way up here in one piece from FL. More updates to come after I get that installed.
Sunday, August 3, 2014
8.3.2014
Took a spin up to Nowthen this morning to visit my friend Corey and his family. It was about 45 minutes from doorstep to doorstep. I shot up 494/94 to 101 and then took 12 to the town. The bike really felt smooth this morning and really feels at home around 65-70 mph. I'm looking forward to testing out the Rivco flip out pegs because I'd really like to stretch my legs out on the straight roads. I'm also considering a Klock Werks screen because of the increase wind at higher speeds. The weather was nice when I was moving along but stopped at lights I was getting pretty warm. I've been considering a new brain bucket but I really like the full faced helmets and not sure a modular would be my style or if a 3/4 or half helmet would feel the same. If anyone has recommendations on a nice touring helmet that would cut down on internal wind noise and/or offers more breathability feel free to drop me an email - mhohag@gmail.com.
Took a spin up to Nowthen this morning to visit my friend Corey and his family. It was about 45 minutes from doorstep to doorstep. I shot up 494/94 to 101 and then took 12 to the town. The bike really felt smooth this morning and really feels at home around 65-70 mph. I'm looking forward to testing out the Rivco flip out pegs because I'd really like to stretch my legs out on the straight roads. I'm also considering a Klock Werks screen because of the increase wind at higher speeds. The weather was nice when I was moving along but stopped at lights I was getting pretty warm. I've been considering a new brain bucket but I really like the full faced helmets and not sure a modular would be my style or if a 3/4 or half helmet would feel the same. If anyone has recommendations on a nice touring helmet that would cut down on internal wind noise and/or offers more breathability feel free to drop me an email - mhohag@gmail.com.
Friday, August 1, 2014
7.31.2014
First time I forgot to post up on the day of my ride. I just took the bike into work and back, no adventures - just commuting. I e-mailed a guy on the F6B forum regarding Rivco flip out pegs and when he is available I'm going to go check those out. I think that'll be the next upgrade on the bike.
First time I forgot to post up on the day of my ride. I just took the bike into work and back, no adventures - just commuting. I e-mailed a guy on the F6B forum regarding Rivco flip out pegs and when he is available I'm going to go check those out. I think that'll be the next upgrade on the bike.
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