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What Did You Do To Your RYKER Today?

042921 Finally got the time to add "Ride-On" to each of the tires, as a flat preventative.
then took her out for a 20 mi spin and all is well and balanced.
 
the snow is away here in Austria - so I tested my new rear tire (Hankook Ventus V12) - has more grip than my old Toyo - and you see how stable the front is on higher speed - BajaRon set and very soft (longer) RFY shocks .. runs perfect 17.000 miles now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br_PQnlAWrs

Nice video. Looks like a great route to ride. Very little traffic, a nice two lane highway, and beautiful scenery. What more could a rider ask for. Hopefully I wont be needing tires for a while, but it good to know whats out there that will fit our machines, and how well they perform.
 
Just got back today. Here is a photo from yesterday of the road that goes toward the summit of Mingus Mtn, from the pass. Last time I was here I don't believe this was paved. At the summit (7800 ft) there is a cliff that has a hang glider launch. It's now a real fun ride, you can see the road winding down below in this photo.
 

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Took a roundabout route to a casino today, enjoying the countryside roads.

Left the casino several hours later about $250 on the positive, came home at night with a bit of rain.

Put about 100 miles total on the Ryker.

Great day!
 
Advance Sport Touring Ryker helmet locks. Works under Can-am Max Mount. Left side was too tight for one of my helmets as the swingarm/rear drive is there. Couldn't tell if it would work with Can-am saddle bag mount but looking at pics, even if the helmet fit, might be tough to reach lock. Considerably cheaper than handlebar end helmet locks and I'm happy so far!
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Today I installed quick/hard mount, whatever it's called. F-4 custom windshield. Installed and routed wiring for GPS.
The mount and F-4 was super easy..... Wiring the GPS was not.
 
We just rode past there on Friday. Never went down that road. Will need to check it out. We rode up from Chino Valley to Jerome for lunch.
 
Today I mounted Comie travel trunk, Ram X-mount for phone and cushion inserts on the grips .That's all today.:thumbup:
 
Well.....Let's see. Today I installed Baja-Ron's end links. Seems simple, maybe 30 minute job.
OH NO !! Three hour job. It's done, not going to talk about it, EVER.:dontknow:
 
Well.....Let's see. Today I installed Baja-Ron's end links. Seems simple, maybe 30 minute job.
OH NO !! Three hour job. It's done, not going to talk about it, EVER.:dontknow:

Oohh, I don't like to hear that. I've been considering those end links, and any mods that I perform on my Ryker has to be simple!

Two days ago I drove my motorhome to central Phx again for some suspension work that would take up most of the day, so I hauled my Ryker along and took it for a morning ride before the heat came on (106 degrees). I rode up to the Dobbins overlook in South Mountain Park, which I haven't been to in many years. Fun little mountain road. Here's a couple photos, the first one is from the Lookout. You can see Phoenix's modest downtown skyline in the distance. The second photo is as close as you can get to the iconic broadcast towers on the mountain.

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Oohh, I don't like to hear that. I've been considering those end links, and any mods that I perform on my Ryker has to be simple!

Two days ago I drove my motorhome to central Phx again for some suspension work that would take up most of the day, so I hauled my Ryker along and took it for a morning ride before the heat came on (106 degrees). I rode up to the Dobbins overlook in South Mountain Park, which I haven't been to in many years. Fun little mountain road. Here's a couple photos, the first one is from the Lookout. You can see Phoenix's modest downtown skyline in the distance. The second photo is as close as you can get to the iconic broadcast towers on the mountain.

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Hey Jeff - I am in Mesa. A friend and I installed the BajaRon bar and end-links ack in December. They made a huge difference. The issue with the time changing out the bar has to do with getting the 4 nuts back onto the bolts. They are in a very tough place to get to, and you really need a magnet on a stick as the nuts will drop where you can’t reach them. You might want to head out here one of these days. I can show you a few things and perhaps ride a ways.
joseph
 
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