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+1 for my inspiration of the day:) I absolutely love these little clips, kind of reminds me of the "elder Japanese" guys who took up one last ride. Brings a tingling smile to the face:)

Best one yet! And @ Macdoc: Do you mind sharing where your tank bag was purchased from for $49?

My old Yamaha XS400- Ole Blue My old Yamaha XS650- The Pig My Suzuki GS750- No name until finished but the New Old Bike will do for now My CBR125R- The Mistress (she has the tramp stamp to prove it:))

I have been using HHS2000 made by Würth. Very little fling at all and easy to clean. @Power_Man, Talk to Keith, he can get you a can and give you his thoughts also.

I would personally go with the FZ1, but the old school side of me says the CBR! Grab a 17" wheel from a later F3 and the handling is much improved.

I'd take the Suomy off you list if you are looking to see anything while tucked in. I love my Vandal, but you can't see $h!t while laying on the tank:(

Ask for the vin before you take the trip up and purchase the UVP and it will tell all.

I have used these guys for my classic car and on 3 of my bikes now. Quality is fantastic and prices can't be beat. http://rennsportautoparts.com/apex.asp

Great answer:)

how far are you sticking the nozzle into the tank? Does the tank have a "stop" to rest the tip of the nozzle on? On my CBR, the tank has a stop so it only allows the nozzle to go in approx 2-3 inches but none of my older bikes have had this. If your bike does not have this option and you are...

+1 I just bought a used 255w hoping for custom route capabilities without doing my research 1st. I can manage to make due with adding waypoints, but that takes some extra time when programing. I just prefer to use motowhere at my convenience and upload it to the gps so now im on the hunt for a...

I thought that was the only way! Going on my 10th year riding and last season was the first time i have ever rode with someone as all my friends decided to get bikes and I found some great friends over on the 125 forum:) I guess its nice sometimes when you are riding long distance to have...

Do you happen to be keith's buddy? Your story sounds way too familiar. If so, glad you are on the lookout for him as i would hate to see this be the start of his moto career.

A 650 Savage might do the trick. Reasonably nice looking and they seem to be running in your price range.

I pm'd you about some info on the install. I will send pictures out your way soon.

Hmmm, the way you talk sounds familiar:o Dare I say???? You sir, need to take your head from you A#$ and realize that a majority of the people still remaining active on "that" site are some of the best problem solvers out there and could no doubt walk circles around you when it comes to moto...

After having 3 different sets of tires on mine, I have become fond of the Pirelli MT75 90/80-17 front and 110/80-17 rear They are i very nice "upgrade" from the irc's. They slow the steering a bit, but that is a good thing on these bikes as they feel a bit twitchy to start and they handle well...

Nice scheme you have there, not much of a Monster fan but that carbon fiber pattern or what ever it is looks great! Anymore pictures?

23000km from march till now on my 125 I think i put more on it in one season that any of my other bigger bikes:) Fun Little bikes they are after riding early 80's cruisers for the past 10 years. May just have to make the switch to the sport scene next year.