At Least a 64 GiG Usb full of Music , Gotta have the Tunes.
At Least a 64 GiG Usb full of Music , Gotta have the Tunes.
2015 Matte Silver F6B (Current Bike)
2011 Yamaha Stryker Copper Red (Wife's Current Bike)
2011 Yamaha Stryker Impact Blue (Traded in for F6B)
1997 Yamaha YZF 1000 (1997-2015 - sold recently)
1995 Yamaha YZF 600 (1995-1997)
1984 Yamaha FJ 600 (1984-1993)
1981 Suzuki GS 450 E (1983-1984)
I come from the Sport Bike World. The things I used to blow by, I now cruise by and enjoy......
I beleave with AAA you need to add RV coverage to get MC towing.
If you can stuff a small tent or tarp in your sac. There are stretches of flat land, with absolutely no cover, that will expose you to all elements in case you have to wait for a tow or have to pull over due to extreme weather conditions. These storms pop up out of nowhere and are a bitch (pic #2). Also, Spot satellite tracker is a great device that allows a loved one to track you on a computer and has a (911) button for emergencies. Basic tracking starts at $99 a year, well worth it. http://www.amazon.com/SPOT-Inc-SPOT-.../dp/B000YTZV74. Last thing, very important, ALWAYS keep your phone on your person in case you get thrown from the vehicle. That phone is not going to do you any good while you've got a busted leg and can't get to it.
AMA offers roadside assistance for a lot less than AAA. That also will work for your cages. Other needs already mentioned....Slime compressor, tire plug kit, extra phone charger, Tunes, GPS and a half cover
Half the clothes. I pack light a buy travel packets of laundry soap and wash clothes in hotel room sinks. Dry by morning.
Former owner of a 99 Valkyrie for 15 years.
Just ordered a PakIt Rak conversion kit for the F6B so I can reuse my PakIt Rak/Nelson Rig Bag/Rain Cover from my previous bike.
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If you have a small flashlight, wrap some duck tape around it. It takes up less room that way.
Best of luck!