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Great word, "glorious".I installed this glorious Touratech rack on my 2020 ATAS
Great word, "glorious".I installed this glorious Touratech rack on my 2020 ATAS
6' 1.5" here, so no much more. Is your screen the N20058?How do like the performance of it? I'm 6' and my homemade fork tunnel cover has helped. Definitely around top sides now. That's bobbling helmet.
Yeah, it is weird, and it might just be with me. However, in all my riding life, only with the AT and the OEM screen did this happen all the time. I suspect some strange vortex funneled bugs and/or carnage of bugs to the seat between my legs. So when I dismounted the seat was full of goo, wings, and the partially living. If I was unlucky, I would have ground some of them into "mud" into my saddle. It was becoming a nuisance. That stopped with the V-Stream.Trying to figure out the whole bug carnage in the crotch thing.
The tree was just barely high enough that I was able to inch it under while just slightly leaned over. If it was a foot lower it would have been a lot more complicated!Nice. I like the Altrider appointments. Did you ride under the fallen tree trunk?
What is the weight difference between the two? Any idea?The Camel ADV side stand was installed in the evening.
Like most others have said: The Camel side stand is rock solid. Mounting the AT using the rider's left foot peg feels much better.
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Technically speaking? I did not measure.What is the weight difference between the two? Any idea?
How high up the leg would the snakes attempt an attack?Willy was out looking for fishing spots yesterday...he and Ol' Red were spotted in the Doris Leeper Spruce Creek Reserve.
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Can Moccasin fangs get through riding boots? Willy's fairly confident they can't. Gators are a different problem entirely. Speed is life in that situation!
Ankle height to mid-calf I would guess. They're not awfully big snakes - short, fat & ugly, with an attitude to match. This assumes you're not reaching down to pet them!How high up the leg would the snakes attempt an attack?
Hmm, a real road snake.Ankle height to mid-calf I would guess. They're not awfully big snakes - short, fat & ugly, with an attitude to match. This assumes you're not reaching down to pet them!
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We give 'em a wide berth here. Never kill 'em though. They're an amazing species!