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Welcome! Where do you live? UK?

You spend a lot of money?

A smart gal will see the two up seat and conclude either a) that you're spoken for, or b) that you're the kind of guy who rides around alone on a two up saddle because he's looking to take someone home. Ride with the solo saddle. If opportunity knocks, you'll make it work.

Moved to Oregon. They love the beach more than their parents.

Hi TK! I'm jealous of your recent rides but happy you're out there! I got the can for the Vantage here https://www.redpants.lol/. I don't recall the installation steps except that it literally plugged in without mods. OEM connectors and everything, I sold the car a few years ago. It's a sore...

Interesting idea. I installed one in my Vantage and, yeah, there was oil in there a couple thousand miles later. I don't know if that would've created a problem or if I was essentially fixing a non-issue. Likely the latter. But still fun to tinker. That one was plug-and-play. I'd be interested...

Hi This is what it looks like when a member replies to a member. The stuff I wrote a few posts ago was written to the thread, not to a particular member. I say that because you sound like you took it personally and seem annoyed that I didn't help answer your questions. Regarding the canister...

This came up over a year ago. Got political kinda quickly. Number 1, do whatever the hell you want with your bike. But number 2, removing the evaporation canister is silly. From a performance perspective, it's meant to increase your engines mpgs and to improve emissions. Seems positive. From an...

I've only found this to be an issue with expansion of non-metal tanks.

Yeah, try rotating the bar a little away. Should put the start of the rotation more over the bar so you end more neutral than below.

From here https://www.lmc-bikes.de/

Sounds like a bad day. Glad you're ok.

Great visibility and even better with the convex mirror mod. They just didn’t go with my bobber mods.

Looks great! Welcome!

Welcome Loïc! Yeah, that initial factory rear shock setting has caused considerable grief. Once she's dialed in, just smiles.

Dumped the insect antennae mirrors for a tight little number under my grip. Visibility is marginal, but keep in mind I don't do any city riding. Lots of head-turns before lane changing anyway (as was my practice). Looks pretty good but may need a bit of tweaking to get more handlebar movement...

I recently picked up one of these for the more inclement possibilities in the pacific northwest...

Welcome John! There's definitely something to be said for having the right bike at the right period of your riding life. Looks fantastic.

Most comfortable seating is my Eames lounge chair. Wife's sitting on it right now, so I know I'm correct.