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Photos of your bike on location

Parking lot, Verde Valley Medical Center, two of my bikes, one spot.
That Triumph used to have CDONA, as a plate,
This custom plate, for a name that wrote, A Midsummers Night's Dream,
Third time I've run into my old bike this month, running into an old girlfriend, with warm, old feelings, memories.
All of these fond flashbacks, as I go in for my liver biopsy, , ,
Bitch slapped with reality.
 

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Geometry says elbows up foot out :ride

Agree until 70mph.. then keep that puppy up.

Because of my titatium kit I ride like that all the time.
The right knee just does not bend well enough to always get the ball of the foot on the peg so when frisky at lower speeds I just say fug it and play flat tracker.

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Feet up for me, bike drags pegs too early when leaned over so you have to hang off as much as you can manage to go faster through tight corners. On the street I am reminded when my body position is wrong and me speed it up when my boots get swept off the pegs :laughing That said photos show I had plenty of room to hang off more and also plenty of clearance for the hard parts...

Outside arm isn't even straight, barely off the seat to the inside and still tons of clearance...

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That's Bill's bike. I don't have a tail box and I got mine first! :x :laughing
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Bill, did you get your inserts and lock parts?
Got the inserts and the new parts to replace the damage from shipping. Got a paperclip and used my old lock cylinders, Very easy to rekey.
 
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