I put about 350 miles on her yesterday riding up to the Rally and back

 

And how.

You're much cooler in person.

 

Fender Eliminator (ok, I did it this past weekend).

 

Gave it another day of rest and rode my bicycle to work, last week at the Rally it got a helluva workout.

 

Oiled chain and adjusted headlights. This morning, I rode that sh-t to work. Then I'm going to ride it to class. And THEN I'm going to ride it home.

 

lastnight, i completed the 600 mile service on the bike

 

I went out bought some kerosene, cleaned and lubed my chain. I also picked up a 13inch extended drill bit and drilled a few holes in the baffle. A subtle difference but a slip on will come with the next season. Along with new tires, only a thousand miles on the stock but from what I have read on here they make a world of difference.

 

Change oil and filter (I had a cracked filter)

Today after work I'm going too take apart the Other sv (not the bobber/SSSA one) done to the engine and start building it back up how I want it.

 

Tried different maps with the Power Commander and removed the stock air intake snorkel and put one on from a 2005 SV-1000S.

 

Rode her hard and put her away wet!

 

Rode her hard and put her away tired, wet and very satisfied!

Fixed that for you.

Haven't rode mine since I backed her off the trailer. It's been raining everyday and I was down in Miami for the last 2. :'( I hope tomorrow or Saturday is gonna be her day again.

 

Changed my oil and oiled my chain. D:

 

yesterday...
Swapped in new Yuasa battery and Rick's R/R
Changed headlight brackets, rewired hids and turn signals, made a windscreen

 

Lifted it back up after doing my gsxr shock swap 3 weeks ago.

 

For Father's day I got to finish off the Fender Elim Kit, replace the front blinkers with led's, put the bar end mirrors on and ride for an hour or so.....very satisfying day!!

 

Today I washed and installed a better clamp for my pipe, and also put on the best mod around....my SVRider.com sticker...

 

Wasn't today,but this last week I finished replacing the broken left footpeg and needed pieces along with the handlebar end bolt that also broke in my accident.I also de-stickered the warnings and painted the headlight ring,mirrors (of which only replaced back with the right one),radiator end protectors and the first exhaust heat shield all with high temp black engine paint.I think I'm going to repaint the headlight ring as this particlar paint doesn't like to be handled by the oil in human fingertips.It is slightly dull in finish.

 

m o t o s l i d e r s

What? Who said that.

 

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Yes,I agree whole heartedly.Especially after my little incident.They will be put on in the very near future.

 

I had my second ride on her since the new suspension and sprocket. It was nice. This time, I was minus the wife, so I could open it up a little bit. Rides like it's on rails.. and I find myself almost running out of gear.

 

Rode it to work.....

been staring at it out the window for the last 6 hours :'(

 

cdbouncer Re: What did you do to your SV today
Rode it to work.....

been staring at it out the window for the last 6 hours :'(

At least you have a window to look out of.

mine is sitting in the back parking lot. 75 degrees and sunny out for the first time in 2 weeks and I have to sit in a windowless room and think about riding.

Thankfully they laxed the websense software here at work so I can get on SVR again ;D

Hopefully later this week I will be replacing the magneto cover gasket, change the oil and get my new front tire mounted.

 

Rode it to work, rode it home.

 

That's all you ever do, Bruce.

We should start our own gang. With hookers... and blackjack. :thumbsup:

 

Rode it through a heavy thunderstorm to drop it off at the shop for tires brakes and inspection.

Heavy rain ******* hurts at 70 mph holy ****. Even more so with a bad sun burn.... I had to pull over and put a jacket on.

 

Changed coolant and finally wired up that temp sensor for the Vapor.

 

So, I rode for the first time since I changed my oil and omfgwow. Shifting is silky smooth!

Shell Rotella has another True Believer.

 

Silly as it sounds,I Krazy glued a George Killian's Irish Red beer bottlecap onto the radiator cap that was once covered by the warning sticker.I think it added a nice personal little touch.Oh,I started her up to move her where I could have more space to also Krazy glue my left rear turn signal back together.I can't wait 'til I can ride again.

 

I polished the front wheel, stripped/sanded the rear wheel, put on the rearset risers, and polished out the scratched to $h!t engine cover.