moneill wrote:
You are a brave one for experimenting.
Not really, it was a spare stock screen, and I have a CeeBaileys +3+2 as well.
Jim
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by JimVonBaden on Tue Jul 04, 2006 9:21 pm
Not really, it was a spare stock screen, and I have a CeeBaileys +3+2 as well.
Jim
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by Unity on Tue Jul 04, 2006 9:30 pm
JimVonBaden wrote:Over 60 there is some buffeting, though no worse than a full screen. The only slight drawback is, like when on a naked bike, you turn your head and the wind catches it more easily and tends to pull you towards the direction you turn.
How about one of those laminar lip thingies? Think that'd smooth out the buffeting and head-snatching?
--John
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(Road & Track Vol. 56, No.2, p. 19)
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by moneill on Tue Jul 04, 2006 9:31 pm
JimVonBaden wrote:moneill wrote:
You are a brave one for experimenting.
Not really, it was a spare stock screen, and I have a CeeBaileys +3+2 as well.
Jim
Oh ok, I thought it was the Cee B
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by JimVonBaden on Sun Sep 17, 2006 10:50 pm
Here are the promised images of my new TT dash cover and instrument cover.
They were easy to install, and look very good. Plus, next summer, I can run with no screen at all.
Jim
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by JimVonBaden on Sun Sep 17, 2006 10:52 pm
My old tank bag.
My new tank bag, a Cortech Super-mini.
I took the mount off my old SWMototech bag, and used it on this one. First I removed the magnets, and then added a stiffener on the bottom.
Top view. I clears everything except the GPS mount barely touches it.
I used the loop in front to hold the release string.
It stays cleanly off the tank and paint.
It looks better, and it holds as much, but more importantly, it nicely holds my digital SLR, plus some extras.
Jim
PS My new Steibel horn too:
My new tank bag, a Cortech Super-mini.
I took the mount off my old SWMototech bag, and used it on this one. First I removed the magnets, and then added a stiffener on the bottom.
Top view. I clears everything except the GPS mount barely touches it.
I used the loop in front to hold the release string.
It stays cleanly off the tank and paint.
It looks better, and it holds as much, but more importantly, it nicely holds my digital SLR, plus some extras.
Jim
PS My new Steibel horn too:
Now available, the 2010+ Camhead Video! Click here for other BMW Maintenance and Repair Videos!
This might be a good time to take a long look in the mirror, and not flinch!
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