Hi there, just joined in England (original one in UK not New one in US).
I've had a 2012 M1800R (cubic centimetres in UK/Europe) Intruder (again UK/Europe name) blue/white for about 8 years and now done 45k miles. I ride from Southern England to Faro in Portugal a couple of times a year, mainly for the Faro motorcycle concentration in July but also to visit friends. Longest ride in a day is about 650 miles (Burgos in Spain to Faro in Portugal) and longest trip is 4,500 mile tour of Western Europe (30 days & 12 countries).
Currently running FP sharp curve exhaust, Spike filters, Cobra FI2000 and Healtech XTRE together with Hydraulic clutch conversion, Hoglights LED headlight, Flatz front signals and an Atlas throttle lock. Also running on Metezler Cruisetec tyres 160/260 combo.
Had a big off in April '21 when a car pulled out in front of me, nearly wrote off both me & my bike (called Daisy btw) but both of us repaired now
I came across this forum as just getting ready to install the Arnott air suspension and was looking for wisdom and tips beforehand.
I've had a 2012 M1800R (cubic centimetres in UK/Europe) Intruder (again UK/Europe name) blue/white for about 8 years and now done 45k miles. I ride from Southern England to Faro in Portugal a couple of times a year, mainly for the Faro motorcycle concentration in July but also to visit friends. Longest ride in a day is about 650 miles (Burgos in Spain to Faro in Portugal) and longest trip is 4,500 mile tour of Western Europe (30 days & 12 countries).
Currently running FP sharp curve exhaust, Spike filters, Cobra FI2000 and Healtech XTRE together with Hydraulic clutch conversion, Hoglights LED headlight, Flatz front signals and an Atlas throttle lock. Also running on Metezler Cruisetec tyres 160/260 combo.
Had a big off in April '21 when a car pulled out in front of me, nearly wrote off both me & my bike (called Daisy btw) but both of us repaired now
I came across this forum as just getting ready to install the Arnott air suspension and was looking for wisdom and tips beforehand.