Multi functional

 

Received my CyclePump® EXPEDITION Tire Inflator, its a solid piece. I tested it on the Volvo, it brought a car tire up 5 PSI in about a minute, good work for such a tiny pump. The build quality is very good, nothing cheesy about it and a lifetime warranty for as long as they stay in business .
I spent the morning stuffing it into a Pelican 1170 case, it's a good snug fit, nothing moves with the lid closed, road ready. The Cycle Pump comes with padded protective bags of high quality but I wanted more protection than the bags offer.

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Got my new Le Pera Villain seat on and took took a quick trip to the gas station to top her off.

 

Anything that ships in a fitted Pelican case is some top shelf kit. Knowing nothing else, I say good choice!

Edit...damn, I just actually read your words. Oh well, still sounds like a fine pump. Personally, I'd be tempted to investigate CO2 inflators for a compact roadside kit.

 

Preparing for Rocket Bob Voodoo rear fender project, but I want to get the Kwakasaki back on the road before I take the Street Bob off the road.

 

I forget, what Kamisaki do you ride? Currently have two in the garage.

 

It's a 2002 Kwanasaki ZR1200 - A2 AKA ZRX1200. If you were to look in the subforum This N That/ Project Room. You can see a thread I started. Here Is a link, thanks for looking!

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/proje...ad-thread.html

Which two Kaws do you have??

 

Nice thread there. Have a Ninja 650R, used for commuting, and a Concours 14, for touring. FWIW there was a ZR1100 rider who had a video blog for Competition Accessories in Rock Hill, SC, named Ruben. Here is a video of him on his Kawi. C A moved to another state, and Ruben didn't go with them. Enjoy, and good luck with both of your bikes. tomp

 

I rode about 140 miles today. Tomorrow is supposed to be much nicer (77F). Guess I'll ride some more. It was a chilly 71F today.
My ride started by doing the local cop cone course. Easy peasy. Then on to some twistys. They were still draining from all the rain we had last week. Lots of debris too. Dang bicyclists everywhere too!
Rode into Temecula for gas, then to Temecula HarleyD. New ownership there. Had a "greeter" like Walmart. Strange. Turns out he is the new owner! Gave him some ideas to make his business more successful. Then went to the Chevrolet store in town. They pushed a GranSport hard my way. No, I didn't bite. Altho, $67k isn't bad for a Z07 packaged car. Always did like those cc brakes! Anyway, hopped on the superslab South to Rock-n-Jenny's for lunch. Waiting for my food to show up, some guy walks in and says,"Who's got the Harley outside?" I guess my jacket gave me away. He tells me I have a huge nail in my back tire. I tell him thanks, I'll check it out. The nail stayed in until I got home. Pulled it out and it was short so no leak! Yay!

 

Sounds great that anyone is able to get out and ride ride this time of year. Stay away from anything that says, 'Chevy', but that nail in your rear tire on your ride?

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