That's normal for almost any task.
What did you do with your ST1100/ST1300 today?
- Thread starter Mellow
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Here's what I did with my ST today: I walked by it and hopped on my dirt bike for miles of smiles. Another month or so and it will start raining and I'll ride on pavement again.
What kind of crash bars do you have?But a passenger could help me lift it!!
So can a Moto Bike Jack: https://www.motobikejack.com/But a passenger could help me lift it!!
Bmacleod
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$432 is a lot of coin to carry a jack with you
It sure is!
That's what two would cost.They sell it for $216 + $22.70 US shipping.
I paid less pre-owned from a forum member.
Bmacleod
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It sure is!
They sell it for $216 + $22.70 US shipping.
I paid less pre-owned from a forum member.
That website doesnt allow any pics to be zoomed, cant see much. Curious, where do you stow that when you ride?
ST Gui
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One for each pannier so you can drop it on either side.
Sadlsor
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Howdy, @Cyclehead from Hoover, just South of Birmingham.
Weather is not riding weather (under 30d F) so I warmed up my ST's blood. Took the cover off and let it run for 15 min's. Wanted to let the bike know I miss riding it. 2 more months till spring...
sirbike
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On my phone or iPad I take a screenshot then zoom on the shot.
Not technically what I did today but 1990 ST1100 (yes, they came to Canada one year before US) opened up for first time in 31 years. Look at that beautiful transmission. These things really are made to last. Shout out to the folks at Powersports.to for the work.
Took cover off....
Put cover back on
Put cover back on
John OoSTerhuis
Life Is Good!
Nice pictures, but begs the question, “why was it taken apart?” Is there a good “STory” here? TIA
John
Fired her up on Friday, well tried to fire her up, but not much joy with a dead battery, got a new one in Landsberg only for it to start raining. But I managed to get a short ride over the tops yesterday and today we went on a run to Augsburg. It got a tad nippy but all in all a fun little ride.
Finished converting the LED display and dials today to look exactly how the guys in the Netherlands did ( see Peter Meijer on You Tube ) and wow they sure look the dogs b******s on.