• There were many reasons for the change of the site software, the biggest was security. The age of the old software also meant no server updates for certain programs. There are many benefits to the new software, one of the biggest is the mobile functionality. Ill fix up some stuff in the coming days, we'll also try to get some of the old addons back or the data imported back into the site like the garage. To create a thread or to reply with a post is basically the same as it was in the prior software. The default style of the site is light colored, but i temporarily added a darker colored style, to change you can find a link at the bottom of the site.

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    Floorboards

    Thank you all for your replies. Ray
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    Floorboards

    Hi, does anyone have the SFB floorboards shown on the attached link ? I'm looking for some real world assesment of this product. Anything good or bad regarding these floorboards ? I would be mounting these on a 09 GS SE5. http://www.sfbracing.net/ Please advise. Thanks, Ray
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    ROSTRA Cruise Control Wiring Questions

    I was going to hook up the purple wire that goes to the brake light but I don't have an green/yellow nor green/red wire per the wiring diagram shown on this website. I have a black, white and orange going to each tail/brake light combo. I placed a test light on each wire, the orange is hot and...
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    ROSTRA Cruise Control Wiring Questions

    Thanks for your response. Ray
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    ROSTRA Cruise Control Wiring Questions

    Hi there, I'm installing a Rostra electronic cruise control on my wife's 09 SE5 (no clutch) and I'm ready to hook up the wires. I was hoping I could get some assistance from someone that has recently installed this unit. My Rostra servo has three additional wires that are not included in the...
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    Cruise Control ~ need guidance on attaching servo cable to throttle pulley

    BajaRon/David, Thanks for all your help so far ! I've been dwelling over the whole slack cable thing and where to make the connection from the servo cable to the throttle. Because of you input and Lamonster's I now have the confidence and options to proceed with the installation and for that I...
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    Cruise Control ~ need guidance on attaching servo cable to throttle pulley

    David, Thanks for your reply. I'm still working on finding a happy medium for installing the servo cable and the mounting bracket. If you read my reply to BajaRon, I was told by the Rostra tech support that I didn't necesarily need to use the beads to provide the slack in the cable. Correct...
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    Cruise Control ~ need guidance on attaching servo cable to throttle pulley

    BajaRon, Thanks for your input about the slack in the servo cable. I have a question regarding this cable slack. I mocked up the cable loop to the ball where Lamonster installed his setup and placed a bead connector between the loop cable and the servo cable. I then held the servo sleeve in my...
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    Cruise Control ~ need guidance on attaching servo cable to throttle pulley

    Okay Thanks !!!!
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    Cruise Control ~ need guidance on attaching servo cable to throttle pulley

    Lamonster, Thanks for the reply. Can I pry that plastic lever off without dissasembling further ? It appears that your loop cable is shorter than mine. My bead chain connector ends up flush with the bracket that holds both the throttle and return cable. Thanks, Ray
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    Cruise Control ~ need guidance on attaching servo cable to throttle pulley

    Hi all, I'm installing an electronic cruise control that is a Rostra unit ( replacement for Audiovox unit ) on a 09 SE5. I attempted to use the supplied loop cable to piggy back it to the throttle cable but the the throttle cable barrel slides into a recess and it will not allow the loop cable...
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    CCS-100 Cruise Brake Trigger

    Cruise Control Reference Info I don't know if I can be of much help but I can supply you with a few posts from this site that I came across while researching the installation of an electronic cruise control. I just purchased an electronic unit and intend to install it on my wife's 09 RS SE5...
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    Kaoko Throttle Assist

    I'm having a problem with keeping the speed constant after tightening the friction ring. The speed will creep up or down depending on which direction the throttle was adjusted. Is anyone else experiencing this ? Is their a fix ? Thanks.
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    ESI Up and Out Mirror Extenders

    Hi, So I just finished mounting subject mirror extenders but they are not much help to my 5' tall wife. With the mirrors adjusted down all the way, she is not able to get a good view of the road at street level, in fact they are tending to point upwards which is no use to her. She has the...
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    Handlebar risers with the most pull back

    OC, PM sent...
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    Handlebar risers with the most pull back

    Sass, I'm still debating on which riser to go with. If I decide on your brand I will shoot you an email. Thanks, Ray
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    Cruise Assist Question

    Pierrelogic, thank you for your post. I'm wondering now if this cruise assist will work with the "easy riser" bars ? A previous poster stated that the "throttlemeister" unit worked with his easy riser set up but no one has mentioned the Kaoko unit with the easy riser combo ? Ray
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    Cruise Assist Question

    Dave, thanks for your comments. I'm a liitle perplexed with your comment regarding your discovery during installation and the "easy risers". The easy risers are designed to raise your handlebar so unless you have "He-man body builder" thighs, I can't picture how this would be a problem ...
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    Cruise Assist Question

    Cotton, Thanks for your insight ! The thought of shifting gears with some restriction on the throttle came to mind. Maybe a little less forgiving with a SE model where no clutch lever is involved thus avoiding a potential engine rpm to gear shift mismatch may occur. Ray
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    Cruise Assist Question

    That's probably one solution and another would be like the post by NancysToy; to keep the friction engaged. Even though maybe not ideal, I would think that the left hand reaching over to hold throttle and tighten friction nut with right hand may work too. I'm wondering if there are folks out...
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