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getpetey

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  1. 3 hours ago, Ahmed said:

    My bike looks very close to yours. A tip, I drilled a hole in the skid plate to allow me change oil without removing the plate next time. I think they should have done it by design.

     

    I am not sure if you will like that but I painted the beak red to match the rest of the bike.

     I’ve thought about the hole, but haven’t gotten there yet.  I have also  thought about painting the beak, but also liked it black. Maybe someday. Any pics??

  2. 24 minutes ago, chesterburnet said:

    I got a Puig touring windscreen for $139 on Ebay and installed it tonight after work. I took a ride down the highway and I like it. A lot less noise and wind blast. On local roads it was really quiet and I could ride with my face shield up. I'm 6'1" and was worried I'd be too tall but it's good. I also installed TST blinkers front and rear with blinker genies on the front so they work as running lights. I got rid of the handguards and reflectors and I think this bike looks a lot better. It looks cluttered to me in stock trim. now it looks lean.

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    I like that screen. Keeping my eyes peeled....

  3. 8 hours ago, fj09newbie said:

    so I am late to this topic.  I have the 70ST and love it.  I thought it was very loud when I first got it(at same time as FJ), but after this forum, and doing some test figured out quickly it is the buffeting coming from the stock wind screen.  looking for a new screen now...

    Depending on your stats and what you're looking for, I find the Puig sport works well for me.  Nice clean wind and no buffeting for this guy anymore.  Still think I will pick up a Puig touring for any looooong tours, but I'm happy with the fresh air. The 70ST seems to be an awesome lid. So glad I picked one up. 

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  4. On 4/17/2019 at 7:41 PM, piotrek said:

    Wish I had good things to say about my pinlock visor... been fighting with it for two weeks and can't get it to seal... so it fogs up. I will continue to experiment. Love the RPHA 70 otherwise.

    I had the same thing with mine. It seemed to me that the "Skipfog" insert included seemed to hit the shields release mechanism. There would be some distortion where the insert contacts the shield. However, after sitting for a couple of weeks, due to our lovely spring weather, it seems to be fine now. I was even out on a cold night and experienced no issues..... Still, I wish it was a better fit, or an actual Pinlock insert right out of the box....

     

  5. On 3/28/2019 at 5:24 PM, piotrek said:

    Coming off my trusty old Bell Vortex, the new RPHA 70 is a big improvement. I find it very comfortable and light. RF1200 was in the running, but there were slight pressure points that I knew would become trouble down the road. That center-mounted visor latch on the RPHA isn't the most brilliant idea, but... overall very happy with the helmet.

    I kinda like the center latch. Mind you, my last helmet had it there too.....

  6. So, to update, I did choose to buy the RPHA70. Been two weeks and I really like it. Holy smokes is it light! Fits my head wonderfully and certainly seems much more quiet than my old IS-17. 

    I’ve read all all of the reviews about the visor fogging and cracking.  I can’t report on this right now as I’ve experienced none.  Matte scheme is seeet

    Will update in the future, one  happyy buyer!

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