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My new and first bike! 07 DR-Z 400SM
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2009 KX250F

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Grabbed these yesterday.
Super comfortable for short rides, or when I'll be somewhere walking around after a ride where my full boots are too clunky and uncomfortable.

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Riceburner said:
how much and where?
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I bought it lightly used for $350. It was the only one on kijiji in Ontario that I could find so I jumped on it..

I think the clever part of this tool is the design of the mount/de-mount bar (hanging off to the right of the pic there). The bead breaker also has a nice anti-marring add-on to help protect rims.
 
I have had my eye on a Honda Goldwing since I started riding eleven years ago. Last year in August my original ride (2008 Suzuki Boulevard) had issues with a stator and the charging system. When I started riding my first bike was a Yamaha Virago....eventually I started having issues with its stator that cost me A LOT of time and money with no return.

In November I made a decision that I also needed more space on my motorcycle to take my business Aiden's Mobile Detailing to the next level, carrying everything I need to do the job right from the comfort of my motorcycle. So here it is.... I found my dream bike. Low kilometres and in great shape. Just needed to be polished.

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dougsC90T said:
I have had my eye on a Honda Goldwing since I started riding eleven years ago. Last year in August my original ride (2008 Suzuki Boulevard) had issues with a stator and the charging system. When I started riding my first bike was a Yamaha Virago....eventually I started having issues with its stator that cost me A LOT of time and money with no return.

In November I made a decision that I also needed more space on my motorcycle to take my business Aiden's Mobile Detailing to the next level, carrying everything I need to do the job right from the comfort of my motorcycle. So here it is.... I found my dream bike. Low kilometres and in great shape. Just needed to be polished.

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Congratulations, it's always awesome when you get the bike you've always wanted.

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The wheel locks, while good, don't have the grip strength to keep the wheel from rotating when installing a very tight new tire. Use a strap to tie off one of the wheel spokes to one of the arms of the machine and you're gold.

Also, the Yellow Thing is worth it's weight in gold;

http://www.nomartirechanger.com/YellowThing_Tire_Tool_p/ac-yellowthing.htm

Are you mounting it to your floor? If you're looking for something easy to get out of the way, here's what I did with mine;

http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?177488-Tire-changer-mounting-options

AF4iK said:
I bought it lightly used for $350. It was the only one on kijiji in Ontario that I could find so I jumped on it..

I think the clever part of this tool is the design of the mount/de-mount bar (hanging off to the right of the pic there). The bead breaker also has a nice anti-marring add-on to help protect rims.
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coyo said:
The wheel locks, while good, don't have the grip strength to keep the wheel from rotating when installing a very tight new tire. Use a strap to tie off one of the wheel spokes to one of the arms of the machine and you're gold.

Also, the Yellow Thing is worth it's weight in gold;

http://www.nomartirechanger.com/YellowThing_Tire_Tool_p/ac-yellowthing.htm

Are you mounting it to your floor? If you're looking for something easy to get out of the way, here's what I did with mine;

http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?177488-Tire-changer-mounting-options
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Nice setup! I was contemplating something very similar. However, I think I'm just going to go into the floor of the garage with lag bolts and lag shields. This house is being torn down soon so my landlord won't mind. Once I move I will probably do what you did.

Did yours come with the hitch attachment btw?
 
AF4iK said:
Nice setup! I was contemplating something very similar. However, I think I'm just going to go into the floor of the garage with lag bolts and lag shields. This house is being torn down soon so my landlord won't mind. Once I move I will probably do what you did.

Did yours come with the hitch attachment btw?
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No, that's an additional option.
 
Picked up some Icon Patrol boots for the gravel days instead of wearing full MX boots.
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Just picked up my K7.
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These are some of the updates.

 fender eliminatornew s20 evo front and rear tires
bazzaz engine management (custom map)
bazzaz map switch & t/c switch at grip
bazzaz quick shift (fully adjustable)
bazzaz traction control (with on the fly adjustment switch)
trackstar clip ons
arashi filler cap
speedo healer
GPR top mount steering stabilizer
HID headlight
carbon fiber yosh pipes
cat free mid pipe
BMC air filter
smoked screen
quick throttle
shorty levers
freshly done forks and brakes
freshly done valves, fluids and top end OEM gaskets
brand new DID chain
brand new front & rear sprockets
frame sliders
 

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I needed a new battery and needed some space for my Bazzaz ZFi so I bought a Shorai small case battery to solve both issues:

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Needed new shortie gloves since my older pair were deteriorating:

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