Recent content by M1Eller

These little bad boys on Amazon, also bought a wiring harness and some light bar mounting brackets that worked great on the fork.

Went great but I don't ride at night... It's mainly yellow driving lights to make the bike more visible... Overall easy install...

I'm working on adding driving lights to the fork... I'll post a pic when they're in. Hope they're not fugly... the point is so many distracted drivers, I want to be seen. I'm going with yellow/white switchable lights.

Yep, that would work for me. I ended up getting a sheet of clear grip material and I'm going to attempt to shape a big pad. I got long legs so I need the grip to be kinda big. A bit of an experiment for sure. If it looks good I'll post a pic.

You've obviously been triggered by my comments. Apologies. No offense intended.

Good luck

Honestly, then I'd rather buy them from Indian myself for $90... they'd have the warranty from my local dealer. Since you're no dealer, I offered what I thought was a fair "as is" trade. Thank you again.

Can you ship them to me for $50 total? I've zeroed in on these or the R&G for $40... but with shipping they're $50 as well.

Hi - do you still have these?

Wayne - can you elaborate on the V6 bench rune... I'm not familiar with that. Sounds like it worked for you....

That's the same saddle I have... for some reason mine just feels like it's dumping me forwards.... I got underneath it today & padded up the metal bracket above the fuel pump (?).. it seems to have tilted the seat marginally rearwards. I'll have to see how it works on a longer ride.

Thanks for the reply. I've got the higher bar as well... Ok, I'll keep working on breaking in the saddle. Just took a quick ride to the beach and it stalled out a few times and was nearly impossible to restart (maybe the battery needs a charge)... Hmmm....

Hi - I just picked up a 2019 Race Replica with 650 miles on it and a Corbin saddle. I'm 6'2" with a 34" inseam, and the Corbin makes me slide forward. Anyone experience any better break-in after riding the Corbin for a couple thousand miles, or maybe is there a way to reduce the forward lean...