Soviet Steeds

As a side note new Moto Guzzi's will not even let you reset the Oil Change interval light. Must be reset by dealer. I owned a MINI Countryman a few years ago and it was the same thing. Cost about $60 for the dealer to plug the key fob into cradle on the computer and reset the oil change light. Ok, ...

As RC20 mentioned, how do these compare to the Sachs. They cost more so they should be "better" but what does that actually mean? Also, do these include a loading/adjustment guide or chart? I don't have any previous experience adjusting shocks, so I would need a starting dummy proof guide to help me...

I am interested as well. I wonder what the difference between these and the iKon set will be (pros and cons). Granted the iKon have been just a few weeks away from gong on sale for like three years now, so it might be these or nothing/stock... What are your thoughts on how much improvement would the...

Welcome to Urals and the forum!

Moderators, I know it was suggested before that we have a separate topic for 2019 and later Urals but rejected but please reconsider. I think that it would benefit all Ural owners here. I agree, having them together has caused confusion. Concur. My personal preference would be below. 1. General 2. ...

I have the Ural Fairing. At 6'1" it was too short and I got buffeting at the top of my head. I purchased the clear, large "Adjustable windshield Extension Spoiler Air Deflector Clip On" that I found on Amazon. It has plastic twist lock things at each of the four connection points designed to make ad...

I think what we are seeing is the downside of a business that is properly sized to survive. I'm actually glad to hear that iKon is so busy that they cannot add the Cossack shock to their production just yet. That's really good news for anyone with Koni or IKon shocks because it means parts availabi...

I just read through some of the latest posts and I am interested. I know the timing is rough but I figured I would ask for a monthly update.

Congratulations! My oldest just turned 3 and my youngest is 4 months. I cannot wait for them to get old enough to ride!

stagewex wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 12, 2020 11:05 am

Looks normal to me but it's been many years since my bike was new....

That's a beautiful rig, break her in easy for many years of smiles.

This is what I thought, but it is easy to ask for other opinions!

Thank you, I am loving it!

its in a DoD reg -service members are required to complete training before operating a motorcycle on or off base - all gear is required all the time on off base - on or off duty as far as the side car if you were in my chain it would be required that you also complete the course as its licensed and...

My first oil change was done at a local dealer but I decided to do another at 1000 miles. The first two pictures show two small strips of metal that were in the engine oil. Is this a concern? Transmission oil looked good. The last picture is of all of the swarf from the final drive. The oil itself l...

I have cylinder head gauges on my 2019 GU. Yes, the right cylinder (next to the side car) runs about 40 degrees F higher than the left cylinder. I can understand why. BUT when the engine is at higher load, the right cylinder climbs over 400 degrees while the left cylinder drops to 200 degrees. It s...

I have cylinder head gauges on my 2019 GU. Yes, the right cylinder (next to the side car) runs about 40 degrees F higher than the left cylinder. I can understand why. BUT when the engine is at higher load, the right cylinder climbs over 400 degrees while the left cylinder drops to 200 degrees. It s...

I will add my thanks as well to everyone that shares information here!

By the way, I am currently at Scott AFB