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OH man that's ugly

Nope. General Discussion Cowboy

so why are you posting about a stove on a motorcycle discussion web board?

Does it have two wheels and a motor?

No change in ownership, no need for certification.

https://www.canrp.ca/?s=&sold=0&featured=1&location=&make=&model=&min_year=&max_year=&submit=Search 27,000 bucks for a brand I've never heard of before???????

That's a very nice thing to say about Tenci-Wong.........Only half as likely.........Nice, very nice

UUUUUM, Canadian Company????? Made in China, distributed here.

Looks like they just took off the fairing from a bike and sold it as is

Mark my words

I'm surprised it wasn't red flagged

It's pretty simple to design some type of tool to assist a battery exchange. All that needs to be done is orchestrate a standardized size and coupling connection. This happens all the time. Gas holes were all different sizes for a while. Motorcycles had shifters and levers and shift patterns...

There is still so much you can learn on your Versys X 300. It's a capable bike and would be fun for even the most experienced riders. Jumping to a bigger bike isn't always the way to go. Learn to ride better on the bike you have now and save money. It seems like you mostly ride in the city.

This entire thread is giving me a headache.

I'm sorry. I was being a bit of a *****. I'm actually disgusted with myself. Over the winter I actually installed 3 LED lights, each with 21 bulbs per light I'm deathly scared people do not see me when I'm riding. I'm sorry

How annoying

AH, the thing that makes me even more mad is a modulator.

Yeah, let's not forget it's against the HTA

I can't stand to see a rider with high beams on all the time. It makes me very angry. Sometimes it makes my eyes burn like I've looked at the sun and have that bunt into my cornea. Sometimes it will even give me a migraine later. There is no reason for doing this, except to make people angry.

I think the first manufacturer to come out with Pneumatic valves, in a street version of the GP valve train will break sales records. But to produce it in an affordable way and keeping service intervals longer will be a major challenge,