They are just rentals for the video shoot. LolI dont have any hoes
small fuel carrying solutions
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Cause you’re spending too much time on GTAM!I dont have any hoes
They will I get close to 500 kms on the KTM so haven't seen a need to try.
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If it wasn't so tall...or I wasn't so short...I'd consider it.
Is that from @bigpoppa video shoot?Solved.
I can flat-foot on my R and it's 1-2" taller seat height than the S version. Plus there's like 7 different KTM seat height/options for it and everything else is adjustable. We're about the same height if I recall correctly. You know my digits if you want to ride it.
Just noticed the shovel. Very cool. Have one for the killer but havn't found a spot to mount it yet.
As a fender to blend in with the beak bikes seems like a good option.
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Try a Yamaha next time. Own one and they will come.I dont have any hoes
Depending on culture…if it ain’t German it’s not worth the $….
What's it latched to on the box?This is what I have. It works well, but the plastic cord connecting to the cap broke.
A Givi rack that's made for it.
Got a part number? I've got the same boxes
Two problems I have with using a GPS to find a gas station. My old one assumed all convenience stores are at gas stations. Secondly they list the nearest in As-the-crow-flies miles. The station is only 2 miles away but you have to ride 10 miles along a river to find a bridge.
I carried a 5 liter plastic jerry can in the side-bag of my Sportster as it had a small tank. I never used it but it was one less thing to worry about while riding.
I carried a 5 liter plastic jerry can in the side-bag of my Sportster as it had a small tank. I never used it but it was one less thing to worry about while riding.
