Keyless ignition

[Larry Fine]

Well worth the effort even if you do get off for a fill up!

It sounds like work to me. J/K. I would like to see and try it.

We should have a show-us-your-farkles session at our events.

 

[Willsmotorcycle]

Well ask your questions

They hit the bigs ones. Could you, assuming you’re tech savvy, take that picture and circle in different colors all the non stock items and identify them? You have some great stuff going on there! What’s the other side look like?

 

[Uncle Phil]

It sounds like work to me. J/K. I would like to see and try it.

We should have a show-us-your-farkles session at our events.

You'll certainly see it at the next event we both attend!

 

[Tcmcnomad]

I will go ahead and ask. That whole handlebar set up does not look familiar at all. Can't see much but I don't believe that's the hellibar setup and that switch pod is not ST1300. Can you share some specifics? It looks like a cruise control setup on the throttle side, yes? Interesting

$39 Oxcart adjustable bars, currently I'm running a 250 mm Center bar, 310 mm grip tubes filled with copper shot with rubber cement plugs at either end to reduce vibration.
$40 5.5" pull back risers

Cockpit view

Goldwing 1500 cruise control switch assembly. Wired to Rostra cruise. I've seen folks use the 1800 because it matches astheticaly but the 1500 uses the same plugs as the ST making it plug and play.

These are extra sweet, $100 budget radial levers, tons more modulation

 

[Willsmotorcycle]

And a cigarette lighter, yes! This is badazz. What is the item circled in yellow?

 

[Bmacleod]

$39 Oxcart adjustable bars, currently I'm running a 250 mm Center bar, 310 mm grip tubes filled with copper shot with rubber cement plugs at either end to reduce vibration.
$40 5.5" pull back risers

Cockpit view

Goldwing 1500 cruise control switch assembly. Wired to Rostra cruise. I've seen folks use the 1800 because it matches astheticaly but the 1500 uses the same plugs as the ST making it plug and play.

These are extra sweet, $100 budget radial levers, tons more modulation

Very cool. Brembo masters, correct? Is there a lot of improvement with those Master cylinders over stock? Is the rest of the brake system stock?
Interesting.. I never knew that handlebar system existed

 

[Tcmcnomad]

And a cigarette lighter, yes! This is badazz. What is the item circled in yellow?

That is a 4 prong accessory mount that I use mainly for a waterproof GPS/phone case. But it can also be used w a lot of phone clamps etc.
Cockpit view
1. Garmin edge 1000 bicycle computer (extremely precise, track recording)
2. Phone (1 of 3 I carry on rides) precisely originally mounted to the handlebars so I can take perfect spotwalla pictures of the receipt and odometer with it without removing it
3. Waterproof pouch

 

[Tcmcnomad]

Very cool. Brembo masters, correct? Is there a lot of improvement with those Master cylinders over stock? Is the rest of the brake system stock?
Interesting.. I never knew that handlebar system existed

Best I can tell these are identical to the brembos exc these are $100 a pair vs $300 per

 

[Nexus]

Here this will help, although since this I think Oklahoma and Idaho have some 85 roads too

Here's and updated graphic.

And the Wikipedia page it came from:
Speed limits in the United States - Wikipedia