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Thread: Best Practices <'06 Tigers

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05-05-2008	#4 (permalink)
miker Moderator Site Supporter SuperSport Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Sydney Aust Posts: 1,393	Mud flaps, front and rear. SW Motech Barback risers. My ignition switch came loose, but was tightened easily and locktite added, still solid today. Keep your chain on the loose side. 60mm on the side stand is better than the manual's specs. Mick __________________ My Album "We may not be able to change the direction or strength of the wind, but we can always trim our sails"

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