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A few hours spent routing wire harness for the cruise. This isn't a technically challenging job, but making the install look factory takes time. This bike has such little space under the seat, tough to find the best route for the harnessm and still be able to reinstall the battery cover and seat. And, since this is really a prototype kit there are no instructions for harness routing, so I'm taking my time, and snapping pics every step. But, progress being made...

Got new lines bolted on the Connie. Still gotta fill and bleed. That’s a lot of lines. 11 total.

^^^ Want to see my vasectomy scar?

You need to get this done before June and join us for the gap trip.

TMI

When's the last time you did that, and how'd it go? For me, was riding the dirtbikes around our little moto track with my 11yr old (I was on the EXC, he was on his CRF100). I hit one of the jumps, juiced the throttle a little more than usual - but was a gear lower than I thought. oops. I shot straight up, landed vertically on the rear wheel body position all out of wack, the front slapped down and whiskey throttle wheelie ensued. I came off the back of the bike and broke my tailbone. The boy rides up while I'm laying in the dirt - "you ok dad?" - yep. "that was awesome - your legs where pointing up in the air and you slid on your butt for 10 feet!" Yeah. That took over a month before it quit hurting to sit down. Never too old to be stupid

That price is too high for the heaviest lowest tech ST on the market.

There's a nice "little" river right about here that's a typical stop when we ride around in seo. What makes a good ride for me is: 1. Everyone brought their bike home the same way it left the garage or better. 2. A nice quick pace on some twisties. (But not so much as to interfere with the next point.) 3. No oh-shit moments. 4. My senna doesn't die.