Rode her to work. Rode her home. Rode her around town. Now I'm in bed thinking about her. All smiles

 

New chain came in, picked it up, went to put it on, found out I need to take a link out, went to cycle gear to get a breaker, found out I didn't actually need to take the link out, then it started raining so I went inside to put the link back together. Haha

 

Cleaned the air filter. Put my OEM panel covers on. Tried to put on my yana shiki hugger but it was a piece of flimsy crap. Also rode home in some thunder and lightning and got flipped off while passing someone. Good day lol

 

Same lol. went on a late ride with a girl to a beach and walked along the beach and watched the sun set then took her home. unfortunantly the storm caught me on the way back and i got drenched. so I know what ill be doing tomorrow. ..Cleaning it off

 

Luckily I didn't get in the rainy part

 

Rode my bike to work, about to ride it home. Did a real quick surface detail yesterday but it's rained lightly a bit here the last few hrs, so I'll need to do another one tomorrow.

Researched new tires and brake pads, as well as a few other misc. things I plan to do to the bike when I garage it for the winter work.

 

for winter work i am thinking about doing my gauge lights. seems easy for the most part just time consuming...but that's what winter is for right

 

Got my chain on!!! Rode around the neighborhood real quick without my helmet and thought there was something really wrong with my bike because of the really bad buzzing rattle...

I never realized how much sound dampening my helemet had (shark something), I need to get that manual cct sooner than I thought.

 

Scheduled my 16k mile service.
Bike turned 16.8 today.
Procrastinated finding GOOD well nuts, instead I'm using zip ties.
Rode 85 miles.

And yesterday I changed the shock. What a difference a working one makes!

 

new to the forums lol and i finally got my first bike rode ready after 3 months of head aches