Black Friday Deals

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Post any Black Friday deal here. Got this from Ttriple Clamp Moto:

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Black Friday sales are now live online, and for our local customers we’re running an open-warehouse event with even hotter deals and in-person specials.
From Wednesday to Saturday this week, walk our warehouse aisles (normally closed to public) and score serious discounts on HP Corse, CrossPro, MotaZ, Mitas, Dunlop, Leatt and Fox Racing gear, Wunderlich, DNA Filters,... and our own TCM products. If you need it, it’s on sale.
• Coffee and donuts in the mornings
• Pizza and drinks in the afternoons.
When:​
  • Wednesday: 9:30 am to 8:00 pm
  • Thursday: 9:30 am to 5:30 pm
  • Friday: 9:30 am to 8:30 pm
  • Saturday: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Where:
TripleClamp Moto Store in North York near Finch and Dufferin
811 Alness St, North York, ON, M3J 3H8​
Browse our Black Friday deals here: BLACK FRIDAY SALE​
 
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Rider's Choice is also having a sale, but their site is SLOOOOOOW as molasses, so be warned (you can probably get to the store in person before the site loads).
 
I bought a sweet Miller MiG welder and saved about $500. I’ve got my nose pressed up against the living room window waiting for Fed Ex to deliver it today. I love welding stuff to my bike.
www.kmstools.com

Miller 211 PRO MIG Welder

120/240V MIG and flux cored welder. Welds up to 3/8" steel and aluminum. Featuring advanced technologies like USB-enabled updates, Auto-Set™, higher duty cycle, 15’ MIG gun, and dinse connections—built to keep you welding all day, every day.
www.kmstools.com www.kmstools.com
 
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Bobo said:
I bought a sweet Miller MiG welder and saved about $500. I’ve got my nose pressed up against the living room window waiting for Fed Ex to deliver it today. Not really bike related but nice for the garage.
www.kmstools.com

Miller 211 PRO MIG Welder

120/240V MIG and flux cored welder. Welds up to 3/8" steel and aluminum. Featuring advanced technologies like USB-enabled updates, Auto-Set™, higher duty cycle, 15’ MIG gun, and dinse connections—built to keep you welding all day, every day.
www.kmstools.com www.kmstools.com
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Maybe edit your post to say you plan on using it on your bike, just so we can keep this in the general forum.
 
Bobo said:
I bought a sweet Miller MiG welder and saved about $500. I’ve got my nose pressed up against the living room window waiting for Fed Ex to deliver it today. I love welding stuff to my bike.
www.kmstools.com

Miller 211 PRO MIG Welder

120/240V MIG and flux cored welder. Welds up to 3/8" steel and aluminum. Featuring advanced technologies like USB-enabled updates, Auto-Set™, higher duty cycle, 15’ MIG gun, and dinse connections—built to keep you welding all day, every day.
www.kmstools.com www.kmstools.com
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I'd love to learn to do some simple welding, on my list for next year.
 
The specs say 20A. Would it work on a standard 15A outlet for something simple like tacking a nut onto something, or would it trip the breaker right away?
 
Relax said:
The specs say 20A. Would it work on a standard 15A outlet for something simple like tacking a nut onto something, or would it trip the breaker right away?
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Yes, you just won’t be able to use it to its full capacity.
 
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The specs say 20A. Would it work on a standard 15A outlet for something simple like tacking a nut onto something, or would it trip the breaker right away?
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Mine has a 20A setting and I use it all the time on a 15A service w/o issue.
 
Relax said:
The specs say 20A. Would it work on a standard 15A outlet for something simple like tacking a nut onto something, or would it trip the breaker right away?
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Mine kicks the breaker after about 5 seconds of continuous bead. I plug it into the generator if I remember.

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I guess I could always run an extension cord to one of my 20A kitchen outlets if it became a problem. I'd be surprised if I needed to use it more than a few times a year.
 
Relax said:
I guess I could always run an extension cord to one of my 20A kitchen outlets if it became a problem. I'd be surprised if I needed to use it more than a few times a year.
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Make sure you use a 12 guage extension chord if you do that. Costco sells real nice ones that come 2 x 50’ 12guage chords in a pack for about $60. That’s a really good deal, I’ve bought dozens of them for work.
 
Relax said:
I guess I could always run an extension cord to one of my 20A kitchen outlets if it became a problem. I'd be surprised if I needed to use it more than a few times a year.
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Mine has 4 settings. The #4 setting says 20A. It's only for thicker material so I don't use it all the time but again when I have I've yet to trip a breaker.
 
I had nothing on my shopping list, but thanks to @timtune for igniting the spark about budget welders, I now have one of these arriving tomorrow for just over $200:

YESWELDER Gas Gasless 160A multiprocess MIG Welder，Flux Cored/MIG/Lift TIG/Stick ARC Welder 4 in 1 Welding Machine，Synergic Control 110V/220V Dual Voltage, YWM-160​


EDIT: You probably want to buy directly from their website for a few bucks more to get the full 3-yr warranty. Apparently if purchased from Amazon, the warranty is only 1 yr. 🤷‍♂️

yeswelder.com

YWM-160 Flexible Manual MIG Controlled Multi-process MIG Welder

This welder is suitable for stainless steel and mild steel, making it widely applicable in industrial and home settings. Smart MIG Set: The smart set makes welding easy with pre-set MIG machine settings. And anyone who uses the welder could get rid of working with variable amperage, voltage, and...
yeswelder.com yeswelder.com


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Soulcatcher668 said:
Bah..... BT Moto had a great deal on their stuff....

bt-moto.com

(23-24) BMW M1000R Stage 1+ Calibration With Handheld Tuner | BT Moto

Unlock the full potential of your BMW M1000R with our Stage 1+ Performance ECU Calibration. De-restricted throttle, open exhaust valve, and endless power on tap when you want it.
bt-moto.com

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Dammit....... I may have a problem.
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End of the day it's still a canned tune and getting the bike on a physical dyno with a good tuner will accomplish more. I had a BT Stage 3 tune in my S1000XR and it was a solid improvement but for the price I'd get a proper local tune if I had to do it over.
 
Hardwrkr13 said:
End of the day it's still a canned tune and getting the bike on a physical dyno with a good tuner will accomplish more. I had a BT Stage 3 tune in my S1000XR and it was a solid improvement but for the price I'd get a proper local tune if I had to do it over.
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Agreed.....
I don't have the skill at any rate.
Just want the flat spot gone.
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