I dont care for xmas, Im a grinch really. However the bike was in need of some loving, so I spent some coin on it for christmas.
So that got me wondering, did any of you treat your bike to a xmas pressy, or did you get anything bike related???
I dont care for xmas, Im a grinch really. However the bike was in need of some loving, so I spent some coin on it for christmas.
So that got me wondering, did any of you treat your bike to a xmas pressy, or did you get anything bike related???
Yup, treated one bike to a Ventura pack rack and a bag to go on it.
A GPS and a Ventura bag for the other bike (already has a luggage rack and saddle bags). Heading South in Feb, so thought it was a good idea
Also a Jacket and new Shoei Helmet in the Christmas goodies this year![]()
Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam!
New oil and filter plus a wash and polish today.
New Rev'it jacket for me in the new year (with hi viz yellow panels because I'd rather do that than wear the bib which I reckon will be compulsary soon)
Grow older but never grow up
Didn't plan it this way, but mileage was close to service interval before Christmas, so I sped it up a bit and it had a service right on the last days before Christmas.
It should be grateful. BMW pads all round I now find out are ridiculously expensive (about $600 for 3 disks). Won't be buying those pads again, plus it was a big service, so tallied up just under $2k![]()
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
I hear ya, Christmas sucks dead dogs bollocks. I've 38 days off and making the most of the time landscaping outside. But my baby had:
Filter(s) changed
Oil changed
New front fork dust seals
New chain and sprockets
Flushed and replaced radiator fluids
Replaced front and rear pads
New front tyre
and a good clean
Santa came early for my bike, tyres, headers, powdercoating, and filter and oil all done late november. However the christmas ride pulled up some jetting (I think issues) so she may get some new pilot jets in the new year.
"A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal
$700 spent reassembling my little 250. $200 of that was new float valves and $75 was new air ducts between the airbox and carbs.
Gearbox oil change, new air filter, new fuel hose, new fuel filter, new gearbox oil, fixed chain tensioners, cleaned outside of engine with degreaser, new spark plug.
I got the bike an early one - Pirelli tyre, about a week ago.
and also for xmas got my bike:
fully adjustable aftermarket rearsets
carbon fiber heel guards to match (real CF, not lookalike stuff)
flush mount indicators
anodized billet preload adjusters
braided lines for front and rear
new mirrors
steering damper and mounting kit
new top fairing bracket, mine has a bit of a kink in it.
Cant wait till it all arrives, this whole xmas / new year mail holdup sucks the hairy teste
For the bike I got a pack rack and pack might get another as a late xmas present.
And because Cycletreads is having a sale I be getting some new tyres and brake pads.
For me boots and leather pants.
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