Ok, I'll Start

[dltang]

Ok, I'll Start, Deb's Mods

My favorite mod is my House of Kolor Candy Apple Red Paint job with graphics.

I also have 1" riser, touring windshield, the F1 Windshield, 12v in the trunk and two 12v on the dash, Throttlemeister friction lock, beadrider for my butt, Hindle Exhaust, Cortech Saddlebags, Can-Am passenger bag and tank bag w/poweroutlets, Evoluzione powerbus and performance air filter, NoMagicNeon's Fender TIPZ and Triple Play lights, Small side mirrors to eliminate blind spot, Garage door opener under steering column. I'll add anything else as I think of it and I'll post photos or links.

Dash

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Fender TIPZ video
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Triple Play Video
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Hindle Install Video
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Hindle sound video
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Here is the mirror with photo of golf clubs directly behind the spyder, notice you can see with the small mirror, not the large one

Putting door opener under steering column with industrial velcro

Cortech Saddlebags

 

[Magic Man]

Nice work Deb! :clap:

MM

 

[hawkiii]

dltang, you have a beautiful ride. Very nice work.

 

[scottmanesis]

Looks GREAT! I think I saw your ride in a utube video....in fact I know I have.

 

[dltang]

Looks GREAT! I think I saw your ride in a utube video....in fact I know I have.

Probably, I have posted a few myself showing mods and such.

 

[Rotaxrocket]

Very nice. Looks like you have been busy. I guess the Dyno is next........lol

Ride Safe............Enjoy life

 

[dltang]

I love my Hwy Floorboards, they are now an official mod

I did a two hour ride north and back this weekend for a job. I got a chance to really use my newly added highway floorboards. I wanted to get them right before I put them on here as an official mod. After the ride, the only tweaking I had to do was put the bracket just a hair more upright and the floorboards themselves a little less angled. They are perfect for a change of position while riding and being able to stretch out my legs bit and even sit back a bit. As I have mentioned before, once I get my NoMagicNeon handlebar risers, I will really have some comfortable cruising position options. Those should be here some time this week. Here are the photos of the floorboards again.

There are 4 inches from the hole that matches up to the billet bike part bracket to the hole that holds the floorboard. I got rid of the clevis and mounted the board directly to the bracket as in the pic below. It is amazing how much more comfortable this is. One other thing about not having the clevis in there and being so much closer to the bike and the original bracket that I noticed. There isn't nearly as much flex. The floorboards feel much more stable being right up close to the bike.

 

[dltang]

My 3" NMN Riser Mod with Photos

Here is the final bars

Here is the right side

Here is the left side

Here is the upright seated position

Here is my cruising position with my highway floorboards. I knew this was going to be comfortable and it really is.

 

[Napalmseth]

They look quite comfortable. I know this question was probably asked before, but, are the risers a reversible mod?

 

[pphantom538]

They look quite comfortable. I know this question was probably asked before, but, are the risers a reversible mod?

Reversible if you buy a new handle bar since you shorten the stock onin the process. Not expensive.

 

[dltang]

Reversible if you buy a new handle bar since you shorten the stock onin the process. Not expensive.

You are correct, I would have to buy a new stock handlebar, and put back in but not big deal. Also, so far I do not see this as being anything I would want to reverse. This is so much more comfortable and the steering and handling are amazing.

 

[daddydarko]

You and your hubby are too dang creative!

:thumbup:

 

[RubyRed]

Love it! I really love the paint job. Its very pretty!

 

[Magic Man]

You are correct, I would have to buy a new stock handlebar, and put back in but not big deal. Also, so far I do not see this as being anything I would want to reverse. This is so much more comfortable and the steering and handling are amazing.

:agree::agree::agree:

 

[dltang]

Love it! I really love the paint job. Its very pretty!

Thank you very much. I love it and it is uniquely mine.

 

[RubyRed]

You're Welcome! :cheers:

 

[dltang]

Just a couple more small mods

Here are some photos of a few easy small mods. I have always wanted a personalized plate. It is amazing how many things are taken. On a whim I tried this and never thought I would get it but I did.

Here are some photos of Magic Man's Axle Nut Covers, I like them

 

[StSpyder09]

Need a list of Excellent Painters and Chromers near P'cola

Hi dltang,

Your:spyder: is :bowdown:inspirational. I'm shooting for Sept. 2009ray:. I have an Endeavor to pay for first.:cus:

I really appreciate your(and others on this site) willingness to share info about your :spyder:. It will save those of us making future purchases a whole mess of headaches.

I never could figure out why the :spyder: was called a :spyder:. It doesn't resemble a :spyder:. That is until viewing your video on Fender Tipz. In the dark with the lights on, the front view is a :spyder:

I know I'm probably the last person to figure that out, but thanks for the enlightenment anyway.

I live in Pensacola, Florida. I already know that I must have a custom paint job on my :spyder: before I get it. So I'll have to plan this very carefully. Is there a way to get a list of Excellent painters and chromers near the Pensacola area? :chat:

Thanks again,

 

[bjt]

I never could figure out why the :spyder: was called a :spyder:. It doesn't resemble a :spyder:.

"click: This is why its called a Spyder.

 

[DragonSpyder]

Wow, and here I thought it was called Spyder because it catches bugs and deposits them on your helmet shield.