New from Lake Havasu AZ
Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2014 9:48 pm
Hey everyone Duck here from LHC AZ. I ride a late 93 or 94 XJ 600 model J60. I have had a couple other bikes and I'm in love with this bike. I use it as my daily driver as well as a touring and camping bike for long distance trips I take once a month.
I manage a facebook group for local AZ long distance riders if there is anyone local looking to ride...https://www.facebook.com/groups/795031347214287/...
I have a couple trips planned.
I got this bike running and driving for $600.00. I did a cheap paint job on it that I will be redoing but my wife is learning on this bike so she has already dropped it once...LOL.
I did a couple basic things on it like the mirror, HID headlight,foot pegs,bags,cell phone mount on bars,custom LED rear tail I built from LED's I got from Radientz,I'm running a 160-80-18 on the rear with no mods and its works perfect.
The bike is ugly and little dirty but I love here and she runs good for the most part but does need a good once over and replacement of a few things.
This bike is going to be kept forever and rebuilt in a time to be determined.
Thanks for the cool forum and a good source of information so I can make my Seca the best bike for me.
I manage a facebook group for local AZ long distance riders if there is anyone local looking to ride...https://www.facebook.com/groups/795031347214287/...
I have a couple trips planned.
I got this bike running and driving for $600.00. I did a cheap paint job on it that I will be redoing but my wife is learning on this bike so she has already dropped it once...LOL.
I did a couple basic things on it like the mirror, HID headlight,foot pegs,bags,cell phone mount on bars,custom LED rear tail I built from LED's I got from Radientz,I'm running a 160-80-18 on the rear with no mods and its works perfect.
The bike is ugly and little dirty but I love here and she runs good for the most part but does need a good once over and replacement of a few things.
This bike is going to be kept forever and rebuilt in a time to be determined.
Thanks for the cool forum and a good source of information so I can make my Seca the best bike for me.
