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I bought the Pitbull for the rear and a Condor chock for the front. It is a great tandem. I can drive into the garage and go into the chock while on the bike. I am only using the Pitbull when working on the bike. The side stand only gets use when I take it somewhere else than home.

That is one hell of a move.

I put an integrated tail light from Brite2Wheels and an LED license plate from AutoGem. Anybody know of reflectors that would fit the empty stalks of the OEM turn signals? The next project is the Mike Kemp Halos for the front. The weather is starting to change so I need to finish this thing...

I have the Yamaha Gen1 Manual. I always thought the OEM manual had more detail than Clymer or Haynes. For the Gen2 I got the PDF and then went to Office Depot and had it printed on heavy stock three hole punched. It lies flat and does not try to close. Someone here also posted the full size...

@Eric Cunningham thanks to @Fire-medic we can see there is an electrical connector by the IC that goes to lights 5, 6,7, and 8. Are all of those out for you?

A winter project for sure. We are going to have riding weather here shortly and I do not want to waste it.

The literature on the ST2 says it will not turn off at a stop. Yet to road test it but am looking forward to not looking like an idiot rolling down the road with the thing flashing away.

How long was the turn around? I am sure it is not fast sending it to Europe first.

I still have the shop manual for the Gen1 and will have to go look at the diagrams. Since it came with self canceling indicators, I suspect that the OEM unit sends the blinking signals to the Instrument Console. Did you completely uninstall the Yamaha controls when you went to the ST2?

Your 83? Wow.

The '06 is a Gen1 do you mean an '09? Here is a video of my Instrument Console lying on the fender. I have not reassembled the front end yet. They are firing back and forth. I looked at the wiring diagram. The signal to the unit is carried by the same Dark Green and Chocolate wires from...

Here is a picture of the twin connectors from putting the ST2 on the bike. The wires with the ugly electrical tape are from or going to the ST2 computer. The other side is the OEM. So to take the ST2 out, all I have to do is unplug these and connect the orginal sides together. I got the...

The two features from the Gen1 that I miss the most are the center stand and the self canceling turn signals. I now have self canceling turn signals on the Gen2. The unit that fixes this is the ST2 Turn System. I put the unit in the back of the bike, behind the passenger seat. It was...

This model does not need a programming cable. It has a wireless interface, so it can be programmed from a phone or tablet. Getting the app running was a bit challenging but now that it is live it is pretty cool. Where did you mount the PDM 60?

By the way, please send the Tuneboy Instructions. I would like to read them. I would prefer the MC Cruise but am getting nowhere fast.

If you need a connector, do not wait for one from Australia. Reach out to Joe at Cycle Terminal, [email protected]. He has supplied me with OEM Yamaha connectors for the Gen2. I am working on putting in the ST2 self canceling turn signal system. Since I have a strong aversion to...

I have got a Rowe Electronics Amplink installed. It cost me the space for the OEM tool kit, but it is in and functional. I will build out a better tool kit and keep it in the tailbag. The Amplink provides six new circuits for the bike with a few neat features. The unit is off unless the key...

I dont like me being in freezing weather never mind the VMAX. Thanks for the info on the low temps. I have heated Winter storage and this confirms it a good choice. Regrettably there was two inches of snow on the ground this morning about 15 miles East of me, so I am still waiting for the...

I put the Shorai Lithium battery in over the weekend. I had not opened the battery box before and discovered that the Gen2 battery is wrapped in a heat resistant shroud with holes for the top posts only. I had to cut a notch out of the shroud and the plastic battery cover to route the...

That was great. I learned quite a bit.