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I installed a Vantrue F!, https://www.vantrue.com/products/f1 It has rear view mirror mode.

That might have 40 year old original tires. Please post lots of pictures of this low mileage gem.

I have now watched all three. It is entertaining which I believe is their primary goal, since it a YouTube channel for a Custom Bike Shop and not a VMAX enthusiast. They discovered the hard way the limited range of the bike. I found that to be hilarious. I have nearly run out of gas so many...

There is actually three videos total showing how they brought this bike back to life. I was very impressed and certainly learned a lot watching it.

What can live in gasoline?

This was an interesting watch on YouTube Perhaps @CaptainKyle has seen some worse machines. Given that this was not in a wreck it is pretty bad.

Strangest side bag I have seen.

Since you are talking Hurricanes, 1) Bring it inside or 2) Lay it down yourself. Plenty of blankets and padding. Better to be over gently than dropped.

I was hoping to make it but will not be going this weekend. Hopefully another time.

Try Exactrep. http://www.exactrep.com/acatalog/index.html I have bought their stuff. It is well made.

I know they were made by Denso. Did they only go into the VMAX or is it on more than one make and model?

It is 250 miles each way for me. Lot of time in the seat of a VMAX but I will pencil in the date. Mark me as "tentative."

For the front camera. Did you remove the bracket from the bike to drill the hole?

Thank you for this.

I have the F1 but not started the install yet. Where did you mount the cameras, controller and computer?

I have the exact same jacket.

The switched power is from under the left scoop. I ran a real automotive ground cable to the frame connection on the right hand side of the bike and the positive to the battery. I have the Garmin and the STS Brake system connected to the Amplink and will be adding a Vantrue F1 camera system...

I installed the Amplink from them https://www.rowe-electronics.com/amplink

Under the left hand scoop is where I picked up power from the switch. I did not take a picture when I had the scoop off but here is the section from the diagram. There is a connector there where the brown/blue comes in and the brown goes out. I connected to the brown/blue for switched power.

I was in Watkins Glen today. Lots of Hogs out on the road and then magically a Gen 1 rolls down the street. I quickly told the rider I had a 2002 Gen 1 and 2019 Gen 2. The light changed and he rode off. Anybody here the owner of said machine?