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Extended Trip on a Girly

Started by Lostviking, March 29, 2011, 01:03:19 AM

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Timbox2

Quote from: "Lostviking"Horn doesn't work. I'll have to dig into that shortly.

How can you tell, its like something out of Camberwick Green, Paarp. :lol:
2016 Tiger Sport

JasonS

... he could have bought my Tiger.. it is all ready for the long haul!!

(hint hint, nudge nudge)

+1 on the Mustang Pegs... look at my setup for ideas maybe.. (classified ad) but I think mirror extenders is a good addition... and even Tank panniers to get some of the weight up front....
\'tweachisown

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Lostviking

Jason,

I would have been on that like a hawk on a baby bunny. But it appeared 20 days too late. Nicely set up.
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greatbuffalo

Absolutely on the tank bag. Don't know if your an inmate over at advrider.com or not but Got2Moto had a nice one for sale. PM him.

I haven't seen anyone mention highway pegs. These are a must for me. Can be mounted on your bash bars.

Enjoy the hell out of that fine machine and enjoy the ride.
2001 Triumph Tiger. Black

ackme

Last summer I went from NY to Denver to Glacier and back to NY.  Sorta like a quick run for a cup of coffee for AK Tiger.  :bowdown  
 
But the stuff that worked best for me:
Mustang pegs - love the grip and the extra leg room. :icon_salut
Spencer LD seat mod - couple of 600+ mile days with no ill effects
tank bag is a good call - I have the factory slab.
Ortlieb dry sack flat bungeed to rear rack - camping gear
sport screen - hate the buffeting with the stock tall screen and too cheap to spend the bucks on Vario or Palmer to see if they work.  Maybe I just dont know what I am missing but it works fine for me. :icon_scratch

I second the advice for a volt meter (search the Girly forum) to keep an eye on your charging system with those running lights and the heated gear.

the thing I missed the most were a set of hi-way pegs.  Looks like your crash bars would be a piece of cake to mount a set on. :thumbsup

I did not bring any rain gear, just wore the Stich RC everyday and was fine.  But then again, I did not run into any all day soakers. Just a couple storms that lasted for an hour or two.  Of course one them did feature hail going sideways for the longest ten minutes of the trip. :shock:  

Enjoy the bike and have a good trip. :friday


ack
The difference between try and triumph is a little umph.

2005 955i Tiger, British Racing Green- plenty of umph