What did you do to your F6B today?

[srt8-in-largo]

Got my Isleen her extra 4 years - she's covered until Apr of 2021.
After watching George's untimely transmission issue, I decided that $499 + tax was truly goodness.

I'll be following suit Steve, and getting as much warranty coverage as I can.

Btw I just stopped by my dealer and they were kind enough to give me a printout of the parts list; I'll update the other thread with this data.

[Steve 0080]

Installed the Riderscan mirror..http://hondaf6b.com/showthread.php?5...ot-Mirror-Eval

[F6B1911]

Finally painted my shaved rear brake pedal.

Great Job!
I shaved mine as well, those foundry marks looked sloppy, I thought I was the only one who would file down and polish the non-visible side.
Mine got primed then painted with truck bed liner, but I like the finish on yours much better.

[ths61]

Had it serviced, rode it, got rained on and scored a set of passenger floorboards from an EBay auction.

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[Spirit Rider]

Very nice job!
I've been looking for a small diameter switch like that, where'd you get it?

I bought these ones on ebay, not arrived yet. Intend to use for Garage Opener and Voltmeter

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/371112717156?...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

cute, waterproof and cheap... hope this helps

[Hornblower]

I bought these ones on ebay, not arrived yet. Intend to use for Garage Opener and Voltmeter

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/371112717156?...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

cute, waterproof and cheap... hope this helps

I'm using those same switches and it's a pretty good choice. The waterproof claim is not totally accurate but they do seem to have some resistance to casual water. If you mount these on a horizontal surface that is exposed to water, they will short out but will work again when they dry out. I haven't had that problem with the switches mounted vertically or where they are protected from direct exposure to water.

[Spirit Rider]

I'm using those same switches and it's a pretty good choice. The waterproof claim is not totally accurate but they do seem to have some resistance to casual water. If you mount these on a horizontal surface that is exposed to water, they will short out but will work again when they dry out. I haven't had that problem with the switches mounted vertically or where they are protected from direct exposure to water.

thanks, I will take some pictures once I install all the parts I ordered on ebay...good deals but testing patience as usual from asia... I'm cool though..
cheers

[stroguy]

Finally installed the brake pedal. Dipped the nose in plastidip black.

[ths61]

Took the wifey for her first long ride (on the F6B) and bought a Service Manual from HelmInc.com.

Shield, tour pak base and P&P HIDs are next on the list (with GPS & radar mount following).

[vmaxed]

Finally installed the brake pedal. Dipped the nose in plastidip black.

Now you have to pant the heads of the screws