Share a picture of your keychain(s) and any stories that come along with it :grin:
I'll share mine as soon as I get home.
I'll share mine as soon as I get home.
Speaking of twinning!OMGOODNESSSS!!!!! Your bike and the "rebadge" Hahahhahahahaa!@TaiMc Nice!! Have you considered a rebadge? haha
Here's my sweet tag I unexpectedly received when ordering a MotoRadds GoPro mount for the airflite helmet:
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Plus, you and I are twinningggg...I see you also have a Two Brothers Racing S1R slip-on. Sounds lovely don't it??? I adore mine.![]()
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Actually took this shot today! Behold the lovely TBR S1R:
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Whattttttt!!!???!!! :3tens::3tens::3tens::clap::clap:Speaking of twinning!
I'm glad there are literally dozens of us with the infamous Dos Hermanos cans, I'm not sure why they get so much hate on the motonet.OMGOODNESSSS!!!!! Your bike and the "rebadge" Hahahhahahahaa!
Plus, you and I are twinningggg...I see you also have a Two Brothers Racing S1R slip-on. Sounds lovely don't it??? I adore mine. :3tens::3tens:
Yeah...I don't understand the hate for TBR... whatever lol. I'm still riding with the baffle out, so mine is really loud. Earplugs are required lol. I don't plan to reduce the noise because I need it for safety where I live.I'm glad there are literally dozens of us with the infamous Dos Hermanos cans, I'm not sure why they get so much hate on the motonet.
Personally, I love the look of the carbon S1R - and looks great on your set of wheels too! I listen to music while I cruise, so the noise was a bit much for me to be honest. Threw in one of their P1X power tips into the exhaust and not only does it reduce the overall sound a bit, but also has a nice grunt to it.
:grin::grin::grin:This made sense for me since I'm ex Navy aviation, and I got the red one.
haha! AdorableSaw this guy on amazon "moto buddy" and had to buy it. They also have a cool Darth vader buddy. I need to name him, he is now my riding buddy :smile_big:
It also came with a spare visor which was unexpected and cool!
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Bit slow out of the blocks on this one but they're now happily merged as one and living a life of harmony.I see there's two threads on this topic. I'll post twice...
That seems a common problem on various bikes, especially with a hinged fuel cap. It helps to push down on the top of the fuel cap while turning the key. This gets the locking mechanism out of a bind and allows the key to turn freely. :nerd:Mine. Including the new aftermarket key I had made 18hrs into ownership. Stock key bent on the very first opening of the gas tank :sad: