Coming out of the shadows

[Nat67]

Welcome to the mad house from another Brit .

 

[Jag]

Welcome from NJ.
As others have said learning tuneECU is worth the effort and will allow you to trouble shoot and add tunes that really wake up your bike! If you are having a tough time getting the tors you can still get D&D pipes for her. Same money but built better. IMO

 

[TriumPhil]

Another warm New Jersey welcome to the site, Captain.

The Rocket's no geezer glide, so, hopefully, you'll find that it puts you firmly in touch with your more youthful self.

Enjoy the ride!

 

[Bone crusher]

Giday mate.

Welcome from Down Under

 

[Old N' Grumpy]

Welcome from Florida. Enjoy your stay.

 

[Dr.D]

Welcome from east TN. I still have yet to ride up there in MA.

 

[sonny]

Welcome from the big city of Henryetta Oklahoma. Home to no. 74

 

[Tal]

Welcome aboard Steve from NZ...youre gonna love the bike, nothing surer...they got big hearts!

 

[BillyIndiana]

welcome from Lafayette Indiana. Welcome Aboard.

 

[Longrider]

Another Aussie welcome. I’m another old bloke who used to tune bikes with a screwdriver and a good ear. Take a look at the Tune ECU threads on this forum, search it on the internet. Buy a cable and hook her up. You will feel more comfortable the more you look at it. Ask questions here if you get stuck. Yet another world awaits