I received my rebate today and to my surprise it was $100. I thought that the rebate was $50 for a pair of tires, not $50 each tire. So in the end 1 pair of S21's only costed me $135. Wow that's cheap!
Thanks for posting this! I still have the stock tires on my bike. While there is still plenty of tread left they are totally gassed and hard as a rock. I've only bought Michelin pilot power 2ct's previously for my other bikes. I only put about 1000-1500 miles on a year so I'm not too worried...
First 2 pics are when I first put it on. Last one just kinda shows the profile. All pics are a little old but showed off the screen the best of any that I had on my phone.
My stock bars with stock levers fit fine. For aftermarket levers they might be close or have to tilt the bars a little.
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I'm going to be installing these next week.
They are 42mm risers and ma005 bars. I think I'm going to cut at least an inch off each end cause they seem very wide and I'm going to be tapping the ends with a m16 x 1.5 tap to accept the stock barends. I was wondering if anyone who has done this...
I was thinking backwards both the crankcase wire and the brown plug are on the right side of the bike if you would be sitting on it.
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You have to plug it into the speed sensor, before the speedo drd or speedo healer if you have one. Then tap one wire for 12v switched. I used the hot wire for the brake switch that has a brown plug under the tank on the left side of the bike. Then you have to tap the crankcase sensor wire. If...