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- Thread starter Zip
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IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
Zip was asking how he could tell if a Ron bar was on his bike. I thought maybe color was it, but obviously not. The next best way is Ron's sticker, if it's still there and visible. Otherwise the most sure way is to measure the diameter.
So without going out in the garage does anyone know off hand what the diameters are for the OEM bar and Ron's bar?
Bob Denman
New member
:shocked: I'm anal-retentive; just not quite to that degree!
PM Ron... he would know! :thumbup:
JayBros
Well-known member
:shocked: I'm anal-retentive; just not quite to that degree!
Me either!!
side gusts
On our recent trip from GA to the Grand Canyon and back, crossing the prairie we noticed on two-lane highways when the wind was blowing across our path from our left hand side, tractor-trailers in the oncoming lane would really hit us hard with their frontal wind blast. However, when the wind was from our right, that frontal blast from large vehicles (thankfully) disappeared.
With the tall F4 windshield, plus top box and side bags, we have enough additional "sail" to catch the breeze. Think I'll slip on the sway bar I took off my RT when replacing it with BajaRon's item, as it's a freebie and I've laid out enough coins modifying the F3 for the moment.
Pete
On our recent trip from GA to the Grand Canyon and back, crossing the prairie we noticed on two-lane highways when the wind was blowing across our path from our left hand side, tractor-trailers in the oncoming lane would really hit us hard with their frontal wind blast. However, when the wind was from our right, that frontal blast from large vehicles (thankfully) disappeared.
With the tall F4 windshield, plus top box and side bags, we have enough additional "sail" to catch the breeze. Think I'll slip on the sway bar I took off my RT when replacing it with BajaRon's item, as it's a freebie and I've laid out enough coins modifying the F3 for the moment.
Pete
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