I agree with Nitro. To add to his points, you may want to consider a Sargent seat for long distances, and an aftermarket windshield if you're over...
Very sorry to hear this.
I found my chain too tight. I have may chain on the loose side now, and it runs much better for me.
ROTOFLOL!!!!!
Take it easy, dude. Any member on this forum can tell you that VFRs are extremely reliable and comfortable, regardless of year. 02-09 are for the...
No worries, Monk. I haven't taken my viffer to any questionable neighborhoods, but I'll venture to say that I don't see the value anyone will...
I do know that the TT in my cage still charges itself when it receives power from the battery. I'll venture to say that it will draw at the very...
Cradle won't draw from the battery without the unit.
I have mine wired directly to the battery. It stays on even when the ignition is turned off. I know that were I to leave it in the cradle, it'll...
I purchased CBR mirrors from Ebay at $30 for a pair from China. Same shape and size, and they work well. I have a spare now, should the other...
Welcome aboard.
Welcome aboard, and congrats.
Got my Sargent from them as well. Excellent prices and service.
I'm surprised you just got one. I always assumed you already had one. Congrats. It does make a difference. The rear will be very grateful.
Great, now you've got Nitro started on the Camel :eek:. Welcome aboard Ron. You will enjoy the Viiffer.
They're premium Chinese ballasts. I've been using HIDs for 6 years with no failures or issues (except the melting). SLOav8r, my ballast was...
Wait a moment! From your pic, your ballast is beside the radiator, not mounted on the inside of the fairing, enjoying every last bit of heat going...
My ballast melted and became deformed from the heat. I'm surprised that yours lasted. It may very well be a gen thing. Well, we are one big, happy...
Better answer: Picasa Web Albums - Mike - HID and Frame.... One ballast is above the radiatior, second is to the left of the clutch lever in the...
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