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Ok, so what's left is the mirror parts bag, and this other stuff.

Plastic frame plugs CF-look triple tree cover Bag o hardware, can split up or whatever, it has a bit of all the body fasteners, in the condition you'd expect from a bike that spent some time outside before I got it. Perfectly usable, not super pretty. Headlight lamp adapter is in there too Various new fasteners If you need them, PM name/address and I'll mail them.

Lost? One man's terror is another man's fantasy?

Well shit, now I wonder what other ridiculous TV places exist.

Wait, that place is actually real?

If you have a place to hang a strap, you can "float" the tank too.

Oh, it's also cheap and easy to double your cable length, I think under $100 box to do so.

It's not there? I thought the NE was mostly covered? Be sure to get the volcano or pipe mounts, the standard tripod can't go on a roof. The kit has these components and connected in this order: Dish Outdoor grade Ethernet cable PoE injector (can go in attic) Indoor grade Ethernet cable Router goes in house The router should be centralized if you want it to provide good wifi coverage. The cables can be extended as long as you keep the entire thing below 100 meters (and honestly I've gone 150+ on Cat6 outdoor just fine). Outdoor network cable isn't cheap, but not ridiculous either.

Ah, yeah, we had kangaroo rats for a short time. I bought an electronic killer with wifi. I giggled like a schoolgirl every time my phone said "KILL RECORDED!" As to the heat, google "hardening plants" and also be sure to plant early enough.

How so? The cold? Of the vasectomy reversal?

You can use a microfiber for cleaning things like this, but for sure nothing that can leave lint.

Givi makes a universal plate that should be installable on anything. It may require new holes in the existing rack, but mostly they are universal for tubular racks. They also make mount plates specific to many popular racks.

There were posts during that time, I was using the board myself, and the monitoring system detected no issues. The only downtime was this, for an upgrade: Latest downtime It was recorded on 2021-06-30 15:05:33 and the downtime lasted for 0 hrs, 2 mins.

Nope. I've never ended up with a bike in pieces for six months because the mirror mount was loose. Never.

This reminds me of a conversation we had on the CBR email list. Someone asked "how hard is it to do" some job, not sure what. The general consensus was that you have to rate your own ability and experience from 10-Can rebuild motor through exhaust with pliers to 0-injures self with screwdriver while buying it. I believe our new member here might be a 1? But now that I think about it, that whole well nut/slide in thing sucks with the stock screen because it's ultra thick.

Sure, and I really have no clue at all whether it does anything with the video. Maybe ask Sena? Don't know if they respond well to email questions.

It's like new, barely used. The KTM has built in controls, so I just used this on the XX which I ended up not riding a lot. $50 shipped.

Unfortunately, dimensional weight has always been a motherfucker on light/large items. I have a pair of brand new bag liners for the aluminum cases that I can't sell also because of the cost to ship.

If you print at home and drop off, you avoid the counter and the 20% charge for interacting with humans, which is its own penalty. Last time I shipped a seat, oddly Fedex was half the price of all the others. They seem to have less of a charge for large packages.

Much lower rate of theft.

I love this, and I also hate it. Now I want to see one painted like a classic Hurricane.

I haven't seen a problem sending from cash. I just tried it, and it works for me.

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Oh, you know exactly how to find my PP.

The usual address? Don't know how much time you're there versus the new place.