mzarra

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Welcome to the forum! Are you from California or Oregon or just passing through the summit?

* Last updated by: BearsZX72 on 8/16/2011 @ 2:35 PM *

Thanks guys! I got a few with different light and shadows blue. Its right out of the camera dragking. Shot it with my d300 with a 30 second shutter at iso 100 and fstop 16. Just painted bike with a flashlight in my yard. I was real happy with the results.

Nice! Yeah I read an article on light painting thought I'll try but as soon as the weather gets nice all I'm thinking about is the 14 and mods!!! I'll give it a try. I have a D5000 with a cple of nice lenses. Hopefully I'll be able to upgrade to a 7000 pretty soon! Again nice work this is magazine material. You should try 1 from the front with the lights on and seat on it with a dark or smoked screened helmet. It will be challenging to expose for the lights but if you could get the head of the 14, a silhouette of your body and light paint the helmet it will look wicked!!!!

* Last updated by: dragking on 8/17/2011 @ 12:05 AM *

Thanks dragking I appreciate that compliment! I understand having the big girl on your mind. I am always thinking of where I wish I was riding every day. Thats a great idea about silhouetting myself and painting my shield! Will have to try that this weekend. Got the bike all waxed up and its killing me not to ride, but still wanting a few more pics and dont feel like cleaning it all over. The 5000 is a great bang for the buck. I have read great things on the 700 too and think you will be real happy with it. I see myself doing some more light painting soon. Was looking at different color lights at walley world today so I can begin experimenting. Traced the bike with the light facing the lens on one pic and it was a pretty cool effect. Might buy some sparklers and see what I can do with them. Thanks again!

* Last updated by: motorpycho on 8/16/2011 @ 5:15 PM *

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man i miss my 14.....

Yuck on round pegs. Ok for racers, but a pain for sport riders unless you have steel shank boots (I bet most of you do not).

I'll stick with flat pegs. They don't look as sexy, but they ride better.

I agree they're not fun for long trips or when the road is bumpy but I rest my toes on them not my heels, I get decent grip with my sidi or gaerne boots.

Not sure about how to upload my pictures yet, but here we go. I will try some more later. I have changed out the foot pegs, windscreen, handlebar risers, and lowering links to make it more comfortable for those longer rides. For right now, this is how it looked when I brought it home.

* Last updated by: blacklightning on 10/13/2011 @ 3:37 PM *

Ok, here are the latest versions of my "concourse express". I didn't need bags since I have a cruiser with bags for those longer rides. Just wanted something sporty, that still could be comfortable. Enjoy

* Last updated by: blacklightning on 10/14/2011 @ 7:01 AM *

hello everyone, i am new here and i just wanted to show my bike.

* Last updated by: superman60401 on 10/15/2011 @ 2:55 PM *

welcome guys. came to the right place.

looks Good. 2011. Now you just need some mods and she'll go from to

Nice balaclava! I bet you DO fly low!!!!!

Hi blacklightning, love your windscreen,can you please tell me where you got it from,and does it keep the wind off?regards Kwaka

Love this site... Here is my bullet... Moderate stretch, lowered, strapped, atre, filter, sprockets, PCIII, timing wheel, couple other things that makes you giggle at top speed.. LOL!! Thanks for the site!!

"busa killa"... Sweet bike Lone Star.Glad you got your Gremlins out!Back to kickin azz and takin names again!Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

I bought it from a member on the board here. I thought it was called a zero gravity, but I think he called it a ST. Not too sure about the name. The local dealer here has one like it, and calls it the zero gravity. I am 6'-2", and if I am sitting straight up, it hits the top half of my helment. Not enough to get any bobbing, like on my M109, but just a little. If I lean any, the wind goes completely over me.

I bought it from a member on the board here. I thought it was called a zero gravity, but I think he called it a ST. Not too sure about the name. The local dealer here has one like it, and calls it the zero gravity. I am 6'-2", and if I am sitting straight up, it hits the top half of my helment. Not enough to get any bobbing, like on my M109, but just a little. If I lean any, the wind goes completely over me.

It looks like the one I have on my 14, if so it's a Zero Gravity (ZG) Sport Touring (ST) smoked windscreen.