Recent content by Jonathan Curran

I step up on the left peg and get on the bike (and off) that way....I have to have my left hip replaced.....

Hello MWS... I too live in Oklahoma...Edmond to be exact. I transferred here from Albuquerque last summer to teach here. That member picture of yours looks more like Albuquerque than Oklahoma... I've got 31,000 miles on my 2012 NC700x. I ride it as a commuter.

I made this rack with 2 brackets from a flatscreen tv, assorted bolts and washers, and plywood. great fun, maybe ghetto, but still fun...and free.

Welcome to the wonderful world of 75 miles/gallon and so much fun,,,from Albuquerque, New Mexico!

Welcome Italy! A warm greeting to you from the Southwest.(New Mexico). She's a beauty...ride like the wind....

With the cost of biking accessories, I say why not?! I think it's great and personalizes your NC. Good for you, man.

Thanks for posting your valve adjustment for us all to view. I'll have to pick up the manual and try this myself. I used to adjust my BMWr80rt boxer once/year. This does look even easier. One question- does the valve cover gasket need replacing after you're done? Thanks again and safe and happy...

Sleek and stylin'. I like them.

Welcome aboard the NC700x club....I got rid of my 1986BMWr80rt with its 33 mpg and 530 lbs. curb weight for my NC700x and 74 mpg. I also loved the downsize and agility of this bike. Way to go.... It definitely grows on you.

Welcome Trainman...I hope this site is as useful to you as it is to me....Safe riding.

On the way to Jemez Springs I stopped at the red rock area called Walatowa on the reservation. Great fun.

This was my first trip out of town on the bike and I took our Slovakian student, who is staying with us for a month, up to Jemez Springs. On the 120 mile trip the bike handled very well with some strong head/sidewinds of about 40mph. We were doing about 70-75. I can see that the seat comfort...

Nice job--It feels good to be outfitted properly. I have enjoyed bags similar to those and hooked on the bike similarly too.

Welcome from the "Land of Enchantment"--New Mexico. Sorry to hear about your fork issue. Generally they are excellent bikes. I love mine and am getting about 74 miles to the gallon (380 km per tankful). I like the well-balanced feel of the bike at low speeds too. Enjoy!

"You are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus..." Gal. 3:26 I loved your video. I smiled through all of it.