That would be my guess, too, but it's just a guess.

When I ride I like to hear the wind and the engine. The only exception is the occasional directions (or cop alerts) from the navigation app. I tried listening to music while riding but it's not for me. I prefer the V2 rattle

I don't know. Probably not gauges. I wouldn't be looking back to check anything other than my blind spot

lookin' good! are those extra gauges or speakers that you have on the handle bars?

Maybe an annual membership fee is the only way to go? I don't know the stats of how many active users are there, but maybe a $2/year fee or something like that, would cover the hosting fees?

You say the front spark plug looks good, and has a good spark. How about the rear cylinder? A picture is worth a thousand words, too ;) running hot is typically a sign of running lean, so maybe the #1 carburetor (rear is #1, front is #2, unlike in real life :lol: ) has some gunk on the jets thus sen...

No. In fact, I have more. These two are on my desk (too messy to take a picture here, so took them elsewhere), and I have one in my car, as well.
Makes me think... maybe I have an issue?... But all of these were gifted to me, so maybe not...

This one isn't an exact Virago replica, but it's close. We have been using it on our table for 3 years now

Thx Wingnut! I looked at 89: it is cool. I also spotted Rte 96 nearby there... The way I plan my ride right now is just to open Google Maps, zoom in and look for roads with twists. Then see if there is google street view to verify that the views are indeed good and there is decent pavement. But not ...

With the spring ahead of us, I'm thinking about trips to take. I will be doing my "regular" run along Pacific Coast Highway late February, but I'm also thinking about visiting my dear friend in Albuquerque, NM. I consider driving south along the western edge of the Sierras: Hwy 120, 49, 140, Rd 122,...

Understood. I believe the level is supposed to be measured with the fork fully compressed, but the spring/spacer removed. My recollections is that over the years the fork tubes were enlarged in diameter, and so they needed more and more oil for the same fill %. 372cc is the amount I recall reading l...