@@Amosmoses-qu3ml jim’s force flow fan looked rather natural and looked like it was part of the bike. as I felt the love jugs kind of looked funky. And just a note. The Horn, on the gyms force flow fan is rather weak. I’ve heard of other guys actually mounting another horn somewhere else because the gyms force flow fan was rather weak.

@windsurfed1 thank you, I have been thinking about the horn as well.

@@sh839c not real sure on that one. However, I do know that the OEM shocks that came on the Triglide measure 13 inches from center hole to to center hole. So I would guess that the new next GEN shocks would be the same. But that’s just a guess. I would love to measure them for you, but they’re on the bike.

@@stephaniemaia2206 ismartviewpro app from the App Store

@@newenglandbiker2220 funny. It was good

@@Riker-eq2yv it is a huge facility. Employs about 700 people. And it’s getting bigger

@@samuelshakkour8661 no I have not done that yet. The claim is it will do 35 to 37 miles on flat surface under ideal conditions. I took it out 8 miles the other day. And the battery discharged about 1/4. I was on pavement on some hillsand then more flat. Going to take it out for 16 miles miles here soon.

@@kdar93 it will function as a normal clutch would. And you will find it can be used in different situations. The more you know about how it works the more you will like it. It would be great for lane splitting. Something I haven’t experienced here in Washington.

@@kdar93 I have over 14,000 miles on the clutch now with no issues. It is a life saver for me from holding the clutch lever in while idle ing.

@@fortworthron I can tell you now the ride is like “riding on the clouds“ drives like a dream. And super quiet. Tons of room in the back when the seats are stored. I did another video on it entitled “20 things I like about the Chrysler Pacifica“

@@fortworthron kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLhzqMKF0Z_de30.htmlsi=-rxIib0j2Y420C7P

@@adrianwilliams6970 far as I know there’s no way to adjust/change the colors or the pattern it flows.

@@sandrahancockstevens4693 well, we shall see how much use I get out of it. I wrote it for 8 miles the other day. Kind of nice. But I don’t see myself riding much. But it’s nice to cruise around the neighborhood.

@@garylewis3641 that was years ago and I think the outfit was called discount ramps. I had them shipped to my house. I think they cost around $80 for both of them. Not sure though. Discountramps.com.

@@windsurfed1 ok, thanks!

@@Dopest-Reviews there is a little release lever where the handlebars go down into the gooseneck. Just release it and lift it up and then lock the release lever.

@@r.j.devaney780 years ago, my daughter owned one and I used her just to run around the neighborhood. And I was missed it so basically that’s all I’m going to use it for is just to run around the neighborhood.

@@northbysoutheast5439 it worked very well. It is constantly in use.

@@newenglandbiker2220 cool, but dangerous. I could see how a person could crash very easily.

@@8martinp1 glad you could use some of the information in the video to help. That’s why I thought I should make a video on that helmet. It’s always nice to know how to tear down a certain helmet.

@@scottbollinger3641 hopefully you could use some of the information in the video video. Thanks for watching. I enjoy making them.

@@northbysoutheast5439 very nostalgic

@@Riker-eq2yv nostalgia.

@@newenglandbiker2220 thanks for the comment. It was just a beautiful day. 80° out. We rode our motorcycles down there. It’s about an hour from here. Those are the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse country, as it is so-called here in Washington state.

@@franksmith2472 I installed a straight steel valve stem. Bought directly from the Harley Davidson parts counter.

@@newenglandbiker2220 yes I installed the metal stems about two years ago when I had the sykik system on the motorcycle. The Fubo came with three steel valves, stems in case you did not have steel valve stems already on. I have an iPhone 15 Pro. I think I’m going to like the Fobo better because it’s a large screen and I can check it as soon as I get on the bike.

@@windsurfed1 So you have to have metal stems?

@@newenglandbiker2220 yes

@@windsurfed1 Thank you. Good channel.

@@newenglandbiker2220 thanks, I just tried to put things up that I think other people might be interested in.

@@guillermogarcia4171 well, I am glad you could understand it. Sometimes I make them and just jabber on and on.

@@abigalanderson7494 we definitely need a change in government rule here in Washington state. We need to bring common sense back.

@@abigalanderson7494 i’ve owned Cadillacs before. The ride in this vehicle is way better than riding in a Cadillac.

@@jonmarsh4149 well, that’s a first! I never heard that before. Did you have the TMS sensor screwed on the top of the rubber valve stem when it ruptured? Or was it just a rubber valve stem rupture? The sykik head unit fell off my bike the other day, it was my own fault, and it broke it. So I went out and bought a.Fobo TPMS system.

@@jonmarsh4149 also I ended up putting steel valve stems in all three tires on my Triglide. Took the wheels off myself and took them up to the local tire dealer do the two rear tires for sum $65 and then I took the front wheel up to the motorcycle shop and had them do it. They also put balance beads in the front wheel. And that was around $80

@@windsurfed1it tore the valve stem it was just hanging on by a thread

Glad you could use the video as a reference. I like that helmet for when I travel long distances. Very nice quiet HeImet. Put a chin mount on the front of it for my GoPro. “Chin mount “makes a specially designed GoPro mount just for that helmet, perfect fit

Happy riding. Congratulations! It’s a great time of year to get it too lots of riding to get in before fall and winter. Again congratulations.

Thanks! Try to do my best.

It was. And it was an interesting festival.

I hear you!

Tanks

That was fun. Yes I would have taken the motorcycle but the weather was a factor.

Really? I didn’t know that! We have relatives here from Florida visiting and they confirmed that!

Hope you got it in ok. Just be patient. It will fit.Just make sure the sun visor lever is in the down position when starting to put it back in the slots.

Mate Thanks for reply.... Is there a similar mechanism in the left side as the one in the right? If so, that might be the problem as there is nothing there 😮

@@shaughanask571 there is a slot on both sides that the shield rotates on.

I just got it out and had the same problem pushing it back in but just a bit of force and it clicked in! Have been using this helmet for 7 yrs now as my only helmet, changed 5 bikes in the meantime, but red helmet is still here!

@@flyingbrick219 wow I’ve had mine for about 2 years and I still like it really well

Thanks!

That’s funny. Maybe we just have the same things in mind.

Never had that problem. Wife loves it. No sweating problem ever detected since she bought it. Perhaps you got a defective one. But, oh well! A person has to do what a person has to do.

I am pretty sure that a spare tire will not work in a hybrid model. Like you said the battery is in the way. I wish hybrid models came in all wheel drives. I would’ve bought one.

Right! The lighter the vehicle, the better the fuel economy. Plus they get extra carbon points. When the points reach so much then they get kicked backs from the government. It’s a huge business.

What really amazes me is the logistics of the supply chain to get food into all these city grocery stores and keep the shelves full. One major link break between could spell disaster for city dwellers.