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Noting but ivory snowflakes and rose petals for you then?

I have a question for you. Did you use a microfiber towel when applying the screen mom? If so, were they washed or dried with fabric softeners? In my experience, microfiber with fabric softener will leave those streaks. I know for a fact that fabric softeners decrease absorbency because of...

Just out of curiosity, have you cleaned the brakes? The tolerances on this bike is really tight and those rotors may make glancing contact with the pads.

We're motorcyclists. If there was a bolt on, hydraulic powered, needing-a-relay-screen-cleaner we'd likely be doing that...and have an entire thread bout it too! Tongue in cheek of course but we do tend to go big in the motorcycling world! Kidding aside, that Screen Mom stuff works really...

A little late to the convo on this one. I find the rearward visibility of the mirrors acceptable. Where they fall short (IMO) is in their placement and design. The reason I say this is they create turbulence in the cockpit that hits me in the sternum at 6 02. The turbulence is not the...

I was thinking about adding Skene lights in that same space you placed the Amazon LEDs. Did you just tsp into the Skene controller wires when you installed them?

"Screen Mom" is safe for all TFT screens. You won't be disappointed and you can use it on all of the TFT screens you own. It is $20 a bottle, but it lasts a long time (goes a long way may be more accurate).

If you'd be interested in Madstad producing one, would you mind dropping them a line at one of the links I shared above?

Yup, not one bit a looker!

Thanks Bill! Great of you to do that!

Here is what I have sent to them. Morning, You might recall that when I ordered my last screen I asked about screen development for BMW's C400GT scooter. I know you have a solid process for choosing what bikes you'll develop systems for. But I have a question. If you were to do a digital...

I'm pretty sure that those who know the MadStad brand will agree it is probably the most effective windscreen in the market today with excellent clarity, quietness, and adjustability. Anyhow, I just purchased one for a Honda that I own and have had them on other bikes too. I was speaking with...

Hi @StrangeCloud. If you want to ensure buffeting is gone, go with the Givi. This screen is absolutely a function over form design; it's not a looker. You will have to look through it but it is whisper quiet with zero buffeting. The installation hardware is very well designed and will stand...

The hard, misplaced, lump thing made me laugh!

Thanks Bill. I'll give it a watch.

That engine is going to fail. Just a little humor! It sounds pretty good to me but tough to judge completely on computer speakers. Though I love the bike, BMW sure could have made it a bit more refined in some areas. But, no such thing as a Cinderella bike unless you go custom build. I hope...

Happy to help!

I'm going to Alaska for two weeks on the 29th. I hope to cross 3k before then!

That actually looks really nice and seems to be well made!

I hope you have beat the cancer and recover quickly from the surgery. I liked installing my own tires if for no other reason I could index the tires to the rim to use the least amount of weight possible (often no weight at all). The last time I put on tires was on my VFR. These new sidewalls...