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PC already told you today you are a swell dude.......and thanks, was good........
D1, the bounce of the old springs is gone, no more sitting at a light and having the front dive to a stop, and the rear shock max comfort now....
black palms, nope, I never ride without gloves, just a thing no matter how hot it is I always wear gloves, I know people with fairings who do not because their hands are safe behind the fairings, protected from stones and bugs........till they and the bike part company.......so no black palms....lol....
Excellent Ratman
Knew you would love the front spring change and definitely the sprocket swap . Man that really is like night and day from the stock set up , ah . Now for the new grips , I love how they feel , the fact of getting air through my fingers and less vibration from stock grips . However , and not sure if yours are doing the same thing or not , but not to keen on the black palms .
I prayed for some sun for ya, and I guess you at least got a break from the rain, so that's good!
It sounds to me like all of your winter mods worked out well!
ok so today got out for my first ride of the season; Cold and threatening more rain, but decided to go for a ride, got in just over 100 km both city and highway, so here we go about the winter changes,
rectifier cover did nothing but cosmetic.
new brakes front and rear and rebuilt the calipers, everything is working as it should...good thing....
sounds really nice and quiet, and we know the valves are ok
ah the seat, oh some soft and comfortable, was pretty good.
suspension system front was really nice and firm and the rear shock great, nice and stiff the way I wanted it to feel
hand grips great really comfortable
bumpettes cosmetic but look great,
now for the sprocket set up
FANTASTIC......18/38 makes a really different change, now that being said, no change in town per my riding style, found no difference in take off or acceleration, on the highway you notice it as you open the throttle and pull way and you have a longer power band, and then shift, not looking for sixth gear, and seems that the top end is really a lot less vibration and the sound is not like it is running at the top of the power band. Really impressed on this so far.....seems my man GB was right on this count........as with the suspension......
PC off the bus list and on the picture list
I have trained them well......my work here is complete! 
Thank you GreenBarn......lol......
Quote from: Drift1 on April 27, 2014, 20:22:16 PMSun Shelter: (n) (sŭn shĕl′tər)What's a sun shelter ..... a green house for plants ? Guess the store did loose out if others are following suit .

Ahhh good for you buddy . Hope the weather works in favor to get that MUCH needed wind against the face . Let us know how you like the sprocket change . I personally love it and think it made a huge difference with eliminating searching for that sixth gear .
http://www.rona.ca/en/sun-shelter
gazebo, awning a pl.ace out of the sun, do not want to sweat or tan because then I would like one of them people from down south.
Forecast for tomorrow is supposed to be sunny with cloudy periods, and I am off, so a few chores to do in the morning, and then water changes on the fish tanks, then time for a nice easy ride, around the lake might be a good idea.........
What's a sun shelter ..... a green house for plants ? Guess the store did loose out if others are following suit .
The local store lost a huge sale not just from me, but today 3 more neighbours looked at the sun shelter I was putting up and I told them to go to Sudbury because they can get them in a week.......lol.......
and no I get messed with by a lot of people but I can also give it back and not complain about hurt feelings........
You mean I'm not the only one jerking your chain?
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