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(click images for detail) You need to watch the video at the end of this post! This is CRAZY AMAZING ART that moves! Scott Weaver’s amazing piece, made with over 100,000 toothpicks over the course of 35 years, is a depiction of San Francisco, with multiple ball runs that allow you to go on “tours”…
I have embedded a great video made by Revzilla reviewing the tires we choose to use on all our bikes. We bought our first set back in 2010. Placed them on our 2010 BMW F650GS bikes. Rode cross-country on them and came back after 12,000 KM’s with plenty of tread. Leslie also got a nail…
SOURCE: MPN Motorcycle & Powersports News Nice recommendations…maybe not so much for the ADV bike but nonetheless still good info…. Each week, we present our readers with the best new products on the market. While all the gadgets, apparel and tools we share are valued by dealers, some simply stand above the rest. We’ve rounded…
Touratech sure knows how to make a bike look ADV Like! SOURCE: EXPEDITION PORTAL Thursday, 10 January 2013 12:04 Paul Guillien Having just returned from a ten day off-road expedition across the state of Colorado, Touratech-USA’s General Manager, Paul Guillien, reviews the ten essential Touratech accessories for the Yamaha Super Ténéré XT1200Z. These are parts…
A hybrid between a cafe’ racer and a drag bike, this ride has the spirit of racing running through its veins. Powered by an all new, hopped-up 1000cc Ironhead. Featuring a custom DPC x-pipe exhaust system and more goodies than we can mention.Everything that went into the design of this bike has a special meaning,…
You never know what you’ll see when at your dealer. This time I met Tom who rides a 1200GSA. He invented a lift to go into his customized 5th Wheel Hauler rig. Amazing! Tom got his invention made specifically for his rig initially for his Harley but decided he was a BMW man after learning…
Some people are just so motivated and this is for sure one creative HOME! SOURCE: AVIATIONHUMOR What a creative idea! Joanne Ussary bought a used Boeing 727. She paid $2,000.00 for the plane. It cost $4,000.00 to move and $24,000.00 to renovate. But not bad for a $30,000.00 investment… The stairs open with a garage…
October 17 2013 Today was a great day to ride to AltRider. Why? It was not raining, cool enough to turn on a little heat, traffic wasn’t too bad, the AltRider gang were extremely friendly and helpful and I got to test out the ESA on the “infamous” I-5 from the border to Seattle. AltRider…
Just like what we had on our BMW 650’s Cheryl installed her permanent temperature controller today. Instead of installing the built-in port she decided to go with the plug just hanging outside the faring as you will see in the pictures. Centre fairing had to come off Cheryl has done this two times before tonight…most…
There are few things that when you buy new bikes that you must have as repeat farkles (accessories). We have a few that we will use again and again as long as we ride DS bikes. Fork seal protectors for one…the owner says use sunscreen on the outside…sounds weird but makes sense. Keeps them from…
Exciting day for Cheryl as she got the paperwork done on her new F800GS. Me, Leslie being conservative looks at our garage and thinks….”HOLY, we need to get rid of some bikes!” Have a look! As usual all pics can be click for LARGER sizes. Very hard to concentrate this week on work. We have…
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Aug 26, 2012 by RoadRUNNER Most motorcycles use cables to connect the twist grip to the carb(s) or throttle bodies; many also use cables for the clutch, cold-start control, and even brakes. Servicing these critical components is fairly simple and prevents problems later. Maintenance intervals vary, and bikes ridden in dust, sand, or mud need…
I think this is a great idea to assist with tire changing. IF We end up buying the 2013 BMW F800GS bikes we will need to practice fixing flats. The 800 has tubed tires versus our F650GS twins, which have tubeless. Any thoughts? Has anyone tried these? Waste of money?
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