Charliemurphay
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Yea….I was planning on replacing it at the end of this season but I think I’m gonna go a bit sooner.On second thoughts…
Yea….I was planning on replacing it at the end of this season but I think I’m gonna go a bit sooner.On second thoughts…
My factory dt3r lasted about that as well7k is not bad, my last one lasted half of that 😢
Sorry to hear that its a misery. Anyone who says that time is a constant should try riding home when wet and cold, the hours and minutes are definitely a lot longer!
No, half that 😂7000 miles?
You think? It’s got like 7k miles on it and it was very hot melty and flat when I pulled over so I worry about sidewall damage. It’ll run fine around town but I dunno that I wanna go to far from home with it. It’s profile is getting pretty flattened out too. I dunno I’m open to opinionsView attachment 4005
Continental Road Attack 3What tire is that? I'm lucky to get 5k out of mine (and its showing belts at 5).
EllenGtrGrl: Not really any of my business - but - Why not find another apartment in the Milwaukee area? One that better accommodates you and your motorcycle lifestyle.
Just disconnect the battery. The antigravity batteries require a special tender.A nice "goodbye for now" ride on my FTR, late yesterday after work, due to me having to put it in storage for the next month and a half. Why? Well, construction work is being done on my apartment building starting next week, till possibly through the end of August (to deal with damage to the building caused by the drainage time under the foundation falling apart [the building's 45 years old]). So, no indoor parking will be available until the construction work is done. To keep my FTR from being out in the weather 24/7, and reduce the chance of it being stolen, I've made arrangements with the dealership I bought it from (Indian Motorcycle of Metro MIlwaukee) to have it stored there (the battery will be on a tender, thank goodness). They are coming with the truck to pick up my FTR today (I'll be leaving work within the next hour or so, to drive home, and hand it off to them - I don't feel like having to take an Uber home if I ride the FTR1200 to the dealer for storage). It sucks that I won;t be able to ride for the next month and a half, but hey, the apartment building needs to be taken care of.
You can't use a standard Lithium Ion battery tender with them?Just disconnect the battery. The antigravity batteries require a special tender.
Yes, but when its in storage, the dealer may not know its needed when they are swapping tenders from bike to bike, as a lot of them have standard tenders, since thats what most bikes need.