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If you go with the Bell series, get this faceshield! It's on the wishlist for my next helmet purchase. Bell Transitions SolFX Photochromic Face Shield - RevZilla

Sounds like you know where to start. Check the connections and clean them up if they are dirty or dry them out if they are still wet. Then get some dielectric grease on the connectors. That would be my starting point.

I really hope you aren't planning on dropping HIDs in the stock housings. :spank:

Welcome :welcome: Sounds like you picked it up for a decent price from a dealer! Enjoy the ride, and try not to get bit by the mod bug :rockon:

Is it sad that the first thing I thought of was how many kids are going to get hurt, and then the parents are going to turn around and complain/sue the company? Parents these days... They do look fun though! Probably don't make a "big boy" version of it though:confused:

That's awesome! I, however, don't know if I'd getting that close to a moving vehicle. If it was someone with a bad attitude or had a bad day, and they saw a biker come up on their bumper like that, it could've went a lot different. She probably just didnt even notice the bike is my thinking...

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Happy Birthday, guys!

Happy Birthday!

If I were to guess, I'd say your radiator cap isn't put on tight, or it's worn out. That's where I would start.

Snapped a few of the bike after I got her all washed up Fun in the sun on the 4th of July

I believe the upper and lower pistons on each caliper are different diameters, hence requiring different sized rings.

The few times I've done it, I've taken it to the car wash that is just shy of 2 miles away. So, probably not quite 170. Probably more like 140ish.

I don't think washing it while it's warm will do any harm, nor would using a pressure washer so long as you use a fan tip and don't get too close to it. I've used a car wash before and kept the nozzle about 3, maybe 4, feet away and had no ill effects. Just remember, don't use the pressure...

I've taken the girlfriend's kids on the bike, they are 5 and 7, so a little bigger, but they are able to ride legally as they can reach the footpegs. They loved putzing around the block at 10-15 mph, and they had no problem throwing on a helmet. I'm really hoping this pushes them to get rid of...

You are correct sir! Snapped that when I changed the coolant in them Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nope, but it is electronics related Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It should, yes.

I have a feeling this might be too easy, but it's the only picture I've taken of "parts" as I didn't want to pull anything off Google. What are the three black items and what are they installed in?

Here's what my sleuthing found: The MAD® (Mucosal Atomization Device) is used for delivery of atomized medication to the nasal, oral, laryngeal, tracheal and pulmonary mucosal surfaces. Reliable atomization of topical solution across the nasal and oropharyngeal mucous membranes