New to R3 World

[Camptc]

Thanks for the warm welcome, all. I'll keep you all posted as I learn more about the bike, and maybe attempt a few mods here or there. With a bike that comes stock the way the R3T does, it's hard to find worthwhile projects!

 

[Phil R]

Welcome from Kennewick, Wa

 

[R3Tex]

Welcome from Houston

 

[HansO]

Thanks for the warm welcome, all. I'll keep you all posted as I learn more about the bike, and maybe attempt a few mods here or there. With a bike that comes stock the way the R3T does, it's hard to find worthwhile projects!

Oh .... You'll find them once you get used to the existing power you will start looking for ALL the rest hidden just under the skin

 

[cusso ken]

Oh .... You'll find them once you get used to the existing power you will start looking for ALL the rest hidden just under the skin

Yep its a bit like a new wife once you get used to looking at them how they were made, you like to see then dressed up a bit

 

[1olbull]

Welcome Tyler From The quite Aussie ,in my opinion you would be better off waiting for a set of TORS to turn up ,if you butcher your stock pipes there is no going back ,TORS will give you a nice deep note and they don't even get a glance from MR Plod as they look original,plenty of posts on here about R3T mods ,The CES exhaust systems are fantastic and if you get cashed up something like that would be the best.

Sheeeeeeeeeeeeesh!

WELCOME, Tyler!
You have found the BEST motor forum anywhere!