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10:36 am
Thanks for your summary. I'm assuming there is much more to the install then simply wiring power to the battery. Please cover the removal of existing grips, how the new grips go onto the bar end or throttle sleeve, what attaches them (glue or glueless,how easy they are to slide on (unless they are some kind of split design), and connection of the existing throttle cables to the new assembly. How are the wiring harnesses routed- through the center of the bars, or outside like the existing wires on most Japanese sportbikes?
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March 29, 2010
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If you are like me, there is no inappropriate temperature to ride a motorcycle…just inappropriate layers of protection. If the roads are safe, you can bet that I will be on two wheels for my commute to and from work. I get grouchy after a few days off the bike.
So as winter is approaching in North Texas, and I have a fairly new bike to play with, I am looking at some ways to keep myself warm on my morning commute. I thought I would share some of my experiences and help you find some ways to stay warm on your…
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