(02-11-2019, 07:02 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Gold, I have sliders on my bike and they don’t work well as foot rests. Others have had a different experience. Maybe different makes are different.

(02-11-2019, 08:59 AM)Chuckk_imp Wrote: geeeez, where do I start.. you guys changed the subject a few times.. to start with, my emgo shorty reverse cone mufflers (both sides) utilize the existing Honda muffler mount..you know, the same place the rear pegs mount.. easy peasy.. I made my own center stand stop, seeing that the original stop is located on the stock muffler.. my bottom supporting clamp for the backrest is a stock Honda clamp probably from crash bars on a 1100 goldwing.. I have had lots of those 1100's 1000's 1200's 1500's and a few 1800 goldwings they are great clamps.. they are flattened on the "U" part of the clamp for clearance I guess.. I can ride 2 up with the back rest in place or pull 2 pins and remove the backrest, so my baby can hug me .. as far as the sliders, I customized them too.. I bought the longer of the two length plastics, then I used 1/2 in. all thread, putting a chrome crown nut on the out side and two regular nuts on the inside tightened against each other at just the right spot on the all thread so the outside crown nut would be able to pinch the plastic slider and hold fast.. then I used alum. tubing cut to just the right length.. I could have easily made them stand out farther and use them for freeway pegs, but I chose not to.. both left and right alum tubes are of different lengths, because one side case steps out farther than the other.. note: if I remember the all thread utilized one of the motor mount bolt holes. I may have had to drill and open up that motor mount nut, figuring if I had to go back, I would use a nut and bolt in that drilled out hole .. any questions.... chuckk j.

(02-12-2019, 01:31 AM)pdedse_imp Wrote: I haven't followed the tire threads too closely, but it seems the topic of replacement tires always brings up lots of comments. Makes me wonder if stock replacements are difficult to come by or maybe they're very expensive?

(02-12-2019, 01:31 AM)pdedse_imp Wrote: I haven't followed the tire threads too closely, but it seems the topic of replacement tires always brings up lots of comments. Makes me wonder if stock replacements are difficult to come by or maybe they're very expensive?

(02-12-2019, 06:16 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: pdedse, the OEM tyres for the 2010-2016 models cannot be bought in Australia. Even if you could get them, the OEM Bridgestone tyres for those models wear out on the way home from the tyre shop and so aren’t worth fitting. Other brands that fit the 18” rims (particularly the rear 140) are hard to come by.

I recall Nortoon had trouble finding tyres for his 2017.

(02-12-2019, 07:24 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: Really, how??