What Did You Do To Your KTM Today?

[rubRsidedown]

Originally Posted by LoFlow

Excellent work!

YES,
VERY nice work!!!

[Cuse]

Added my purchases from a recent shopping trip to Seattle(stopped by the Touratech showroom). Fog light, panniers and rack, sidestand relocator, and skid plate. Next up is GPS, xenon light, pegs, and steering damper. Almost ready for next years ride to Alaska:)

[HDen]

Wow, very nice!
I really like this color combination on the black Touratech cases since I saw this thread last month:
http://advrider.com/forums/showthrea...2#post19572722
Post #14890
Are these 38 litres also?
Do you have part # for the orange protective parts set?
Thanks,
HDen

[bigkuri]

Originally Posted by Me, Myself, and I

Added my purchases from a recent shopping trip to Seattle(stopped by the Touratech showroom). Fog light, panniers and rack, sidestand relocator, and skid plate. Next up is GPS, xenon light, pegs, and steering damper. Almost ready for next years ride to Alaska:)

Looking good! What is the Seattle Touratech shop like? In terms of service, range (and price/sale items!). I go there a fair amount on business.

[Cuse]

Originally Posted by HDen

Wow, very nice!
I really like this color combination on the black Touratech cases since I saw this thread last month:
http://advrider.com/forums/showthrea...2#post19572722
Post #14890
Are these 38 litres also?
Do you have part # for the orange protective parts set?
Thanks,
HDen

Thanks. Yes they are 38's. The long strips are 050-0898 and the corners are 050-0899. I was wondering if it was going to be too much but I think it turned out perfect. Now all I need is to break them in

[Peanuts]

Originally Posted by LoFlow

Excellent work!

Why not fit an inline quick disconnect in the centre of the balance pipe?

It would work on the Adv, not familiar with the SE so forgive me if it's a silly suggestion....

[Cuse]

Originally Posted by bigkuri

Looking good! What is the Seattle Touratech shop like? In terms of service, range (and price/sale items!). I go there a fair amount on business.

It is a really nice set up but it is in a real sketchy part of town(at least it seemed that way). Everything I wanted or had questions about they had in stock and were willing to show me how it worked. The employees were great as well. No sale items that I saw but they waived the sales tax(as I'm from Montana), he also threw in a hat and the water and 2liter fuel jug for free(of course the tab was $2600). I called them the week before I went over there for a fishing trip and they pulled and held my items do they'd be waiting for me. The main guy I dealt with was Morgan. Top notch group.

[CharlieFox]

I installed the Tornado F5 screen on my 2008 990A. The screen is the non-carbon "short" version, which is an inch lower than the stock screen.
The production quality of this screen is very high, and Warren, of Tornado F5, is first class
I am fairly sure you can contact him in "Vendors".
I only did a quick shake down run, but so far I like it

[DuctTape]

Originally Posted by Skyclad

I use the chock, barely.



Patrol, the lift is a Harbor Freight brand. Plenty strong enough for most bikes, has a rebuildable pump and costs about $600. I got mine on sale for half that (and it looks like that deal is currently available).

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

I'd been mulling over a bunch of different lifts but at $299 I ran down th HF this morning to get one but the one they had was damaged so I got a Rain Check.

After looking at the Chock I went ahead and got http://www.harborfreight.com/motorcy...ock-97841.html which was also on sale. Can't wait until next Monday when it is due in and no more sitting on the cold, dirty concrete.

[Kendrick]

put on CJ's tank. fantastic addition. build quality is top notch....

[The Griz]

Originally Posted by CharlieFox

I installed the Tornado F5 screen on my 2008 990A. The screen is the non-carbon "short" version, which is an inch lower than the stock screen.
The production quality of this screen is very high, and Warren, of Tornado F5, is first class
I am fairly sure you can contact him in "Vendors".
I only did a quick shake down run, but so far I like it

How can I find this "Tornado" company and their F5 windscreen?

[CharlieFox]

Originally Posted by The Griz

How can I find this "Tornado" company and their F5 windscreen?

http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=818101

[mountain eagle]

Originally Posted by Peanuts

Why not fit an inline quick disconnect in the centre of the balance pipe?

It would work on the Adv, not familiar with the SE so forgive me if it's a silly suggestion....

Hmm, I think it would work in theory. However, part of my goal is easy removal of the tank, so just being able to break loose and lift leaving behind the fuel line is nice. I've never looked close at an ADV so I don't really know if this idea would be of use or applicable.

[scorpion]

Originally Posted by DuctTape

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

I'd been mulling over a bunch of different lifts but at $299 I ran down th HF this morning to get one but the one they had was damaged so I got a Rain Check.

After looking at the Chock I went ahead and got http://www.harborfreight.com/motorcy...ock-97841.html which was also on sale. Can't wait until next Monday when it is due in and no more sitting on the cold, dirty concrete.

I didn't get that chock, but similar HF one. I mounted it and I don't think I need it because if the center stand.
It just gets in the way IMO.
Will use it did other bikes or when I need to work on the 990 with the center stand removed.ymmv

[Roeligan]

not today but a week ago





Replacement parts already on their way normally :)