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Sal, glad you're alright man. I've had a similar incident where someone else's negligence almost cost me my life. Even thought I've had 100 great rides (or more) to each scary incident it makes you question why you're out there on a bike. To think that you'll never see your wife, kids...

Nice pictures and setup thesomberlain. :up:

Well done Rhodie! :up: Keep it coming.

that's awful. :wtf:

Well the Procom has me fixed up. Huge sigh of relief. Bike runs great and the programmable Procom igniter is a great product in my opinion. :motorbike2:

Ryder, My stock igniter has a Serial # on it and a different sticker with a Part # that matches one of the part #'s listed on Procom's website. My part # is: T1292370 and it's a 2007 model. Maybe this will help.

I just ordered one yesterday. My stock igniter started cutting out on one cylinder a couple weeks ago. Damn English electronics. The silver lining is that I'll get to play with advanced timings and such.

All right Rhodie! Where have you been? Looking forward to more...

Why not a Suzuki DRZ400SM? I've really been looking at them myself.

Yeah, I understand the odometer is in error. What I was suggesting is that the stock speedometer and the GPS should NOT read the same. That raises a red flag in my opinion. In conjunction with the odometer being off, the problem may not be a unit (km/mi) issue. However, the (possible) 9%...

Hmmmm. I don't have a GPS on my bike but I've always read that the Triumph speedometers read roughly 9% high, like Frank suggested above. If your speedo and your GPS "match" then that would be unusual. So maybe your speedo is off somehow.

BlueJ, Check out these LED auxiliary lights on ADVrider. He's got a spot pattern and a flood pattern. Low power draw, very bright, not terrible looking. Thread on ADVrider with pictures of them in use: LINK Page with purchase info: LINK

The tank does not have a flat bottom, it straddles the frame. The tipping trick works and the tank should have a fair amount of unusable fuel trapped on the right hand side of the tank. Assuming your bike is an EFI, I don't know which side the sender is on. The petcock is on the left side for...

Looks like you picked a good place to let it rest nofate. It looks soft. I do a good bit of riding on dirt roads with a guy on a KLR. He drops the KLR all the time. It seems so top heavy where if it starts to go over there's little you can do to keep it upright. The KLR certainly has a...

sweat's right. It's a SuperMoto design rather than an adventure bike. They look like trouble.

Nice post homefront! The Scrambler is awesome.

Here is the painting on ebay

Painter Satirizes WBC I hope the auction goes well. I can't hardly believe that Phelps and the WBC are serious.

Welcome aboard doublecafe. This is a great forum. I'm sorry you had to sell your Scrambler but good for you for taking care of your family. I'm located just outside Athens. Hopefully I can catch up with some of the N Ga forum members for a ride later this year.

You should be fine as long as you act respectful while you're there. @ Penfield Cemetery in the middle of nowhere Georgia

Nice collection! Thanks for the pics.

New favorite beer Innis & Gunn The Original and Rum Cask are phenomenal! If you haven't already tried it guys, go check 'em out. They are really good.

29 years. HERE is their website with a little info.

I heard this also. What a shame.