XXitanium

I have some lowers - different brand. How do they fasten down to the bike? Can you post a pic? BTW - http://www.cbr1100xx.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=82622#entry967279

Red, black, blue, TITANIUM, custom - yellow, pearl white.... ....got nay pics?

No winning numbers. ....not a good plan I guess.

....nice, my burnt one is in the box my Rick's came shipped in. I was considering trying it myself.

It's not even broken in???

Keep at it, you'll find one.

Fasterspider?

Bump for the wild-man. My neighbor across the street has a Prius and loves it.

Damn straight.

What's the inside measurement between the rails?

I'm glad someone bought them. Now I don't have to spend the money. I need a set for the Hurricane for my wife.

http://rochester.craigslist.org/mcy/4274667211.html Nice old ride.

Loki PM me your address please. You can pay me after you check it out.

Yep, It's nice to get closure on a thread. Hopefully they are out riding. I ran mine for a few minutes out in the garage last night.

It's brand new. I have only tried it on - twice - for about a minute each time. ...tag is still on it, and can be seen in the first pic. I'm trying to get an account set up, and whoever wants one can order straight from them. This was a first run.

...how about $17.00?

Any of you jamokes interested in a XX hat? I had one run for myself. The XX's on the front should have been gray - NBD. The biggest problem I have is my small cranium I guess. I ordered a "Nu-Fit" L/XL. It's too big. I have $37.50 in to it. ....asking $22.00 Anyone?

I don't remember the whole process, but I ended up with Rick's. The quality looked good. I only have a few hundo on since I replaced it, so can't really speak to longevity.

....still for sale?

The more insulation you can afford, the less you'll spend in electricity. I looked on Home Depot website: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Amdry-3-9-in-x-24-in-x-96-in-R14-Type-1-Insulated-Wall-Panel-AMWP142496/204399265#.Upkp4tKfhOI That is almost equal to a standard house wall. That would be a pretty good start. R19 is kind of a standard house wall with 2x4s. https://www.warehousebay.com/catalog/insulation-fasteners/?osCsid=c69b63f0010ac1f63a4c !" rigid foam and a vapor barrier so not too much wind whistles though. I used R11 all around for these calcs. The insulation will have the value printed on it when you go to buy it. Find the 1" hardboard. I had a friend try to store sleds in an aluminum trailer that was too tight in the summer - it corroded the aluminum chassis of the sleds - functional - but ugly. ....roughly 3000 Watts per hour with a -16 degree night - worst case scenario. You probably won't want to run it at 70 - 50 would be fine? About like paying to run one of those halogen shop lights.

Look through this thread. http://www.cbr1100xx.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=24793&hl=+r1%20+regulator

...intolerable. I saw some kind of pop-up briefly about reverting back to the conventional format, but it disappeared and I can't find anything in the settings. It is converting .jpg images embedded into emails to .php attachments when I forward to my Outlook client. Very messy. https://yahoo.uservoice.com/forums/206380-us-homepage ...seems I'm not the only one effected.

Yes, and the piston not moving because of a slug of gas would have the same effect. I started mine pretty easily gliding down a very slight hill if you want to try that. Check for gas in the cylinder and/or oil first as stated above.

I should NOT have opened this thread.

Man, reading this thread made getting this bike look easy. My wife still brings it up when we discuss finances. It just occurred to me. I've been riding my bike very much during the summer. In the winter, buying diesel for the truck to replace the miles I biked during the summer is an extra hit beyond the other fuel problems. The other problems I usually consider are those of the winter blend and fuel cost going up about 25 percent, and mileage dropping about 30 percent due to the cold. I go from spending about $200 per month to over $400 per month on diesel. Thanks again for the bike Pat. It fits me well in many ways.