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Amen to that.

Good morning to all. Hope you are able to get some ride time in. I have been last week and all weekend long. Got called in to work over the weekend, so took advantage of the nice weather. Yesterday, I was able to install a good quality LED bulb and the difference is outstanding. I should have done this long time ago. Installing was much easier to split the fairing and get it done the right way. Today is oil change day for the RSV. I’ve been using Rotella. Also bought nice looking spots by Denali and will install D3 lighting. Ride safe and enjoy the weather wherever you are.

The rain has passed away and the sun and tree pollen in full force, but this will not deter me from riding. Another good looking week ahead. Always ride safe.

Nice. Our bikes hate sitting in the garage. lol Sounds like this is the beginning of a great riding season for you.

@Chaharly Glad to hear you are able to work on your passenger backrest. Hope you are able to ride more, now that we should all see a warming trend on all states. Rain here and there is ok with as long as I keep a close eye on doppler and extended forecast. So glad for better weather reporting and technology. Ride safe.

Beautiful Spring day forecast for the rest of the week in our area in SE York Pa. Been riding since Monday running errands and commuting to and from work. Nothing big, but it is so nice to be on two wheels what ever the occasion it may be. Ride safe.

Already on my 2nd cut and applied fertilizer on half of the yard. TBC fertilizing this weekend.

I like that idea. Guten tight and a new crush washer every time.

Sorry to hear about all that damage. Glad nobody got hurt.

She is good to go. Also got the chance to change the oil and filter. Ride safe everyone. As mentioned before, pic for attention. 😆

Do you have a link of the Govee LED lights to view?

I honestly have not seen one of those specialized tool, but it is quite interesting to see it work on the SVTC. FWIW, I have been changing oil since I've owned my very first car and I've never used a torque wrench to tighten the oil drain bolt. When it comes to wheel lug nuts, axle bolt and such...I do use a torque wrench.

Happy Easter to All! Have a safe ride.

Early this afternoon, I was able to mount the front tire and torqued to spec at 58 ft lbs. per the manual. As I proceeded to drain the oil, my wife told me if I can drive her to her appointment for a facial and massage. She also offered me that I can get a facial and a massage at the same time. Without any hesitation, I took a nice hot shower and followed the boss. The oil change will have to wait until Friday morning. 😄

Speaking of CanAm, I was at Don's Kawasaki yesterday and had my SVTC front tire mounted and balanced. While waiting in their showroom, I got the chance to take a closer look at their new 2025 RedRock model built for street and mainly for offroad use. It is sharp. If only I can find the funds to support my desire, this CanAm is a great addition to the fleet.