I took a few updated pictures 16_April-2006 and created a page for my bike. Enjoy ...
www.sound-expressions.com/VT1100T/
- Rich
www.sound-expressions.com/VT1100T/
- Rich
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Posts: 386 04/17/06 3:32 AM Road Captain |
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Posts: 5460 04/17/06 4:28 AM
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Posts: 7575 04/17/06 1:19 PM
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Rich....thanks for sharing the pictures of your T. I especially liked the tool pouch on the back of the backrest. How is it mounted? Did you have to fabricate something?
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Posts: 386 04/17/06 3:15 PM Road Captain |
The tool pouch is one that I had purchased for a previous bike shortly before I upgraded to the "T". I had it mounted on the front forks which is where it was intended for. I couldn't get it mounted in a way that looked right to me on the forks of the T but I liked this thick leather bag so I tried it on the sissy bar. I ended up threading several strands of black zip-ties on by first loosening the screws on the backrest. After threading the zip-ties through, I tighened up the back rest then threaded the ties into the tool pouch. It's very secure and you can't see the zip-ties. The problem is that if I ever need to take it off to mount a large pack on the luggage rack, I'll have to cut the ties and remove it. Not a big deal, it just takes a bit of extra time to put it back on ... and a few more fresh zip-ties. - Rich ----------------------------------------- Rich....thanks for sharing the pictures of your T. I especially liked the tool pouch on the back of the backrest. How is it mounted? Did you have to fabricate something? alepel |
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Posts: 2268 04/17/06 3:32 PM
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Hi Rich, Nice bike...well done! Do you have a recording studio? Pro-Tools by chance? My son had a recording studio here in Minnesota and moved it to Seattle,WA last December. He works with both digital and tape. Bob
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Posts: 386 04/17/06 10:13 PM Road Captain |
Thanks, I have a home studio ... decent but not a full-scale studio. I cut my own home-brewed CD last year and do a few demos for musician friends. I use a Yamaha AW16G digital multitrack w/CD burner built in. It does great motorcycle exhaust samples! ---------------------------------------- Hi Rich, Nice bike...well done! Do you have a recording studio? Pro-Tools by chance? My son had a recording studio here in Minnesota and moved it to Seattle,WA last December. He works with both digital and tape. Bob |
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