absolutely nothing, gotta at least go look at her. I didn't even see her today. With work and crappy weather, kids football schedule I haven't had time in the last two weeks. Taking her out for a bit tomorrow though. Gotta get a couple rides in before I put her away for the winter. I am looking forward to a Marthy exhaust over the winter though.
What did you do to your bike today?
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That's pretty cool, what kind of parts did you use? I wouldn't mind doing something like that for my friends bike. He's cheap....
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Lowered the front end by another 1/2".
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Bought few more gears, textile alpine*s jacket and glove, yesterday and took the bike out for a ride for the first time in my life. Rode it up and down the street in front of my house for approx. 2 hrs (very few traffic, like one car every hr or so).
During the last round of my ride, i asked my gf to come out to show(off)
, and then it happened......i drop my bike i was making a large turn in neutral and foot peddling, so i didn't get hurt.
The bike Just seem to have gotten a scratch on some type of metal cover by the shifter, but we will see if there are other damages visible during the day light.
During the last round of my ride, i asked my gf to come out to show(off)
, and then it happened......i drop my bike i was making a large turn in neutral and foot peddling, so i didn't get hurt. The bike Just seem to have gotten a scratch on some type of metal cover by the shifter, but we will see if there are other damages visible during the day light.
Just a 3/4" T-fitting with a cap on the top. You drill a hole in the top to fit a 1/4-20 bolt as long as you need (mine was 2.5", I think this works out well because its not too long to make it unstable but its long enough to fit easily. Then just a couple nuts to lock the bolt and camera in place and you're set. In that picture I had it held on with a bit of two sided tape and some zip-ties. But, hose clamps would work better.
alh081, I tried it just briefly in my street with my 7D + 12-24mm lens and it seemed resonably stable. But I don't think it would stay that way under aggressive acceleration. With a light combo, like my t2i plus kit lens you might be able to pull it off. But its really more suited to point and shoots or handycams.
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Went out for one last ride before tearing her down to prep for the track. This week shes going to get new tires, oil change, chain, sprockets, and spark plugs and full track prep. Also went to pick up a new visor, tie downs, and a fuel jug.
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Took my raven for a 20 mile trek around town after my son's football game. Its been too long since I hopped on her. Not much good riding left
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Rode to work at 5:00am this morning... Starting to get a little chilly around here already...
On a side note, not today, but last Friday I went and bought front and rear stands off of Craigslist. They are DMP S-SPEC stands, barely used (maybe 2-3 times) retail for roughly $80-$90 each. Picked them both up for $50 total!!! Couldn't pass it up!
On a side note, not today, but last Friday I went and bought front and rear stands off of Craigslist. They are DMP S-SPEC stands, barely used (maybe 2-3 times) retail for roughly $80-$90 each. Picked them both up for $50 total!!! Couldn't pass it up!
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Rode it round trip about 80 miles, and got it up to --- speed. You know get on it hard and blow out the carbon build up yeah I just enjoyed my ride to and from work!
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I too go --- solely to clean the carbon build up (wink wink) lmfao love my bike
I was stopped my first time last night, verbal warning 60 in a 45.The officer was pretty cool though.He knew I was cold, and traffic was non existent.I was back on the road under 5 minutes.