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I adjust the chain on my street D675, and for my track only D675, I was adjusting the clutch cable and testing it out up and down my street and pissed off a neighbor. :)
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Installed a RAM stem mount, and cut out some tech-specs for the tank. no pre-cuts for the '13 yet :(
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Out with the PP 2CT and in with the S20's. I have chicken strips so large right now it's comical. Need to fix that soon
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This is a bit late but I've added a few carbon goodies and made a little exhaust clip of CW carbon on my Daytona :)
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Reapplied headlight tint (not happy with the first go around). Double checked bolts/screws for lose ones and then I put all the plastics back on.
Now I just need the damn rain to stop. FML
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No, not hard to get off, just a heat gun. There web site has a video on how to do it, plus the instructions that came with it are spot on. The trick is getting get it warm and soft, because there are some curves on the head light. The first time I rushed it and I had some air bubbles. Also to do it right, I would take off the front fairing. It’s much easier than trying to tuck the tint under the fairing. You PM if you have more questions.
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I almost bought yellow Laminx but since I got 6ks I didn't want the blue and yellow to make green lighting so I got gun smoke
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