Recent content by Edwardp33

they are with a friend who is testing them for fit on a 2023. They will likely purchase them. Will know in a week.

I have a race fairing stay. Not made for lights

RC390 Marchesini Wheels - Fits 2015 and 2016 and possibly other years. $1500. These are in great shape and true. See photos and links to videos. Almost 50% lighter than stock. Makes a huge difference in acceleration, braking, tip in, and corner speed. Also comes with ceramic bearings new in...

My craigslist post with a bunch of pictures https://austin.craigslist.org/mcy/d/austin-2015-rc390-racecup-spec-street/7580189479.html 2015 RC390 RaceCup Spec Street Bike with over $6000 in upgrades I will not respond to lowball offers. I am in no hurry to sell. If you are looking for a deal...

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Full set of Tyga carbon fairings $1500 plus shipping secures the entire carbon set. Glad to provide detailed pics of carbon parts for serious inquiries. They are in fantastic shape but have a couple of scratches. Prices are firm. Please don't lowball me. Typical weight savings is 40% to 50%...

Best to you and your family. I am a cancer survivor. They told me less than 6 months but I got lucky. Hang tough in your battle.

I am contemplating a similar solution. I have a 2015 with the Akro slip on and want to delete the cat. I am wondering if someone sells the pipe for this And if it will require a new map.

I have lots of OEM parts. Will take a look. I think I have all of these

I ran 120s on the front for awhile. I have about 9000 miles on my 390. I suspect the problem is not the 120’s. I would look at rear suspension issue. That stock rear spring is wimpy.

Yes the bike lifts a little easier, transitions quicker, accelerates better. Not sure if it improves the top speed. Haven’t had an occasion to top it out. Definitely a good upgrade. I am certain that the stock sprocket fit the Marchesini wheel.

How did you drop so much weight?

272.7 lbs with 2/3 of a tank of gas -at least that is what the math said after I subtracted the weight of the board the bike was sitting on. I’m not bragging and my goal was not go to great lengths to try to lighten the bike. This was merely a labor of love of tinkering and aesthetics. This is...

272.7 lbs with 2/3 of a tank of gas -at least that is what the math said after I subtracted the weight of the board the bike was sitting on. I’m not bragging and my goal was not go to great lengths to try to lighten the bike. This was merely a labor of love of tinkering and aesthetics. This is...