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RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - Lord Popgun - 07-15-2016
Man, that WOULD be a bad thing! Didn't know that. But then I'm not a mech.
RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - Retsel_imp - 07-15-2016
The other issue with aircraft tires is the low temperatures. Air has a certain moisture content which will freeze in the tire and create a unbalanced tire. Not good on landing. Pure nitrogen eliminates this issue. So, next time you are riding in sub zero temperatures nitrogen may be a good option!
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RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - Papa Weeley_imp - 07-22-2016
(07-14-2016, 10:45 AM)Elipten_imp Wrote: Next will be putting Argon in the tires. Seems to me air filled tires have been around 100 years and doing just fine. Besides motorcycle toted wear out fast, or age out. So I suspect moisture not a big issue.
I'll stick with air as I have my own compressor. Getting a N2 system in my garage is not happening.
Now what really p'd me off was getting new tires on my truck on Sunday. Had to replace all the pressure monitors at $70 each! They would not install regular valve stems. Federal law. Too much government intervention, but then I guess most are never checking anything on their vehicles. I just hope it never comes to any motorcycle I own. Thank goodness the CB does not have it. I love technology but there are limits
Personally, I'm sticking with another noble gas in my tires: Krypton. I figure I've always been a bigger Batman fan in the whole Batman vs. Superman thing anyway...
RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - mattmcuomo@yahoo.com - 07-28-2016
(07-05-2016, 11:07 PM)Rocky_imp Wrote: I like that rack too, but I already have the Honda rack.Has anyone got the fenda extenda for a 2014 standard? It only shows 2013 on website.... I'm assuming it would fit, right?
I recommend a Pyramid fenda extenda (fender extender) which helps keep crap off the engine.
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RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - Lord Popgun - 07-28-2016
Yes it will fit. The fender part numbers are the same for the '13 and '14 models.
RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - mattmcuomo@yahoo.com - 07-28-2016
(07-28-2016, 09:22 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Yes it will fit. The fender part numbers are the same for the '13 and '14 models.Like I thought, I'm considering one fur my bike..... thanks.
I emailed the place selling therm, here is the response:
"Sorry Do not Know list say up to 2013"
Wow, great customer service, thanks for nothing!
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RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - Lord Popgun - 07-28-2016
On the Pyramid Plastics site it is listed as 2013> The other models do not have the > I guess that the > means 'and up.
Doesn't matter though, a quick look at the parts listing showed the part numbers are the same for the fender. There are a number of sites with the parts fiche on-line.
partsfish.com, http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/parts.html hondapartshouse.com. I'm sure there are more.
RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - mattmcuomo@yahoo.com - 07-29-2016
(07-28-2016, 09:45 PM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: On the Pyramid Plastics site it is listed as 2013> The other models do not have the > I guess that the > means 'and up.Yeah, I was going to cross reference but I thought I'd ask the seller, no help there. Thanks!
Doesn't matter though, a quick look at the parts listing showed the part numbers are the same for the fender. There are a number of sites with the parts fiche on-line.
partsfish.com, http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/parts.html hondapartshouse.com. I'm sure there are more.
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2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - Mtneers - 10-21-2016
Did you remove fender to install fender extender?
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RE: 2014 Std - First Set of Accessories - Lord Popgun - 10-21-2016
It is much easier to install if you remove the fender. I did. It comes off very easily and is then easy to clean up before bonding the extender on. Most of us did NOT drill holes and use the plasic rivets. Personally, I would not just trust them by themselves and the sticky tape foam piece that comes with it.
I actually removed the tape piece to get a better and cleaner fit and bond. A little prep and forethough gives a nice professional job.