Recent content by Bonniebret

Welcome aboard and enjoy the ride!:rockon:

What he said.

Nice! It doesn't seem as obtrusive as some of the others I've seen. It totally makes sense riding out there. I remember when I was down there riding with that group of guys and the average cruising speed on the straightaways was around 108mph. I had to just surrender because it was just too...

I like it. I've been rolling 140/80 for four years now. It took some adjusting at first. I think switching to the 100/90 up front was a bigger adjustment.

LOL It's actually on there. It's hard to get a good shot... BTW I'm a big fan of Stewart and Colbert too!

THANKS! The rear one's larger than stock. Avon RoadRider Rear: 140/80-17 Front: 100/90-19 and I got them here... http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/11289/i/avon-am26-roadrider-front-tire?vg=b8d2f9aa-7792-4fe4-cfd9-ed51d83dc5be&rm=t As for things to see or do in PDX, you should...

The headlight is from Dime City. The bezel was a heinous ghetto gold but I remedied that with some steel wool. The tires are Avon Roadriders on front and rear. Love 'em! As for the front fender, I rode without one for years but since I've moved back to Portland I thought it would be a...

It fell off so I took it as a sign. I don't need one when I have this guy...

I've had my '05 Bonnie for seven years now and it's still going strong. It's evolved a lot since the day I brought it home and so have I. We're both a work in progress.

Good to know. Thanks for the link!

Very nice! Always good to see someone step away from the normal bolt-on parts. Have you posted this over on the Chop Cult?

Yeah, what he said. I put a black mark with a Sharpie on one of the grooves to make it easier to count turns.

Unfortunately I tossed a lot of my notes from the project but this should help. I removed everything in pink and then some more. I don't see why you couldn't ground to the frame or the fender. Let us know what you end up doing.

Great pics! What an adventure! BTW Doxies make great copilots!

I recently gutted my harness. Here's a link http://www.newbonnevilleriders.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10246 I'll try to post a schematic in the next day or two. Cheers!