Have you ever thought the past?

[HRMV]

A big hammer and an iron lever, now thats some proper soviet equipment. Everything can be fixed with those two and sufficient amount of cursing.

Cursing is absolutely necessary and improves skill levels by at least 5.

 

[R-Rated]

A big hammer and an iron lever, now thats some proper soviet equipment. Everything can be fixed with those two and sufficient amount of cursing.

Magic words make everything work!

 

[nophix]

Cruise control!!! I mean, I've used throttle locks. I have one on my FJ-09. But having had electronic cruise on a bike, and test riding some newer stuff that had it factory, it's a game changer! So many of my tours would have been a lot less painful with proper cruise.

 

[R-Rated]

Cruise control!!! I mean, I've used throttle locks. I have one on my FJ-09. But having had electronic cruise on a bike, and test riding some newer stuff that had it factory, it's a game changer! So many of my tours would have been a lot less painful with proper cruise.

I remember the thumb screw Harleys had before throttle locks were a thing.

Worked well on flat terrain.

 

[nophix]

I remember the thumb screw Harleys had before throttle locks were a thing.

Worked well on flat terrain.

I've used a ton of Throttlemeisters. Apparently they went out of business. Got the Kaoko on my FJ. Definitely doesn't feel as well made as the TM's were, but it had good reviews on the FJ boards.

 

[TMackie]

Cruise control!!! I mean, I've used throttle locks. I have one on my FJ-09. But having had electronic cruise on a bike, and test riding some newer stuff that had it factory, it's a game changer! So many of my tours would have been a lot less painful with proper cruise.

I rode from , almost, one end of Canada to the other in 2015, 4400km, and I wish I'd have had cruise. I had to do wrist exercises every night. Well, it was tipping whiskey glasses, but it seemed to help. Ha ha

 

[nophix]

I rode from , almost, one end of Canada to the other in 2015, 4400km, and I wish I'd have had cruise. I had to do wrist exercises every night. Well, it was tipping whiskey glasses, but it seemed to help. Ha ha

Sounds like the last major trip I went on. We rode 3500 miles total, and averaged 500 per day give or take the hangover we were trying to push through... lol