Seemed like a good idea at the time ........

I'm sure i'm not the only one who has done a mod and then decided "maybe not a great idea " for various reasons .Some may be reversible ,other
not so lucky .. I have a couple .(actually a lot )

Danmoto Exhaust - never got it right ,has been removed .

Higher rear end (20mm) -Turned great but weaved at 170 kph + . Has been lowered to standard .

Stainless rad guard -So shiney it really annoyed me .Painted black .

Anyone got any ?

A couple for me:
a. Carbon fibre levers ($16) from Hong Kong. Wrong shape and didn't look great. But, great insurance as spares on long trips in the event of an accidental drop. I always pack them.
b. Givi screen - nothing wrong with it but worse turbulance than the original for a taller rider. Great quality and sold on.

Nothing else I can think of - those gold levers and bar ends are a winner!

Ah an easy one, blue tooth head sets so I can talk, sorry, listen, to the missus and daughter (not at the same time...), very quickly reminded of a great attribute of riding a scoot... the bloody silence! Alas a pair of B/T comms devices sit there and gather dust...

Yeah. Getting married the second time

Bought a Suzuki 'touring' screen, then added a MRA x-creen, then replaced that with a 22" VStream screen.
Then finally replaced the lot with the original screen and the noise went and the buffetting went. Yesterday the MRA screen went.
Now thinking about the Renthal ultra low bars but wondering whether that will be on the next instalment of this topic.
Ducati 996SPS seemed like a good idea 12 years ago - and still is a good idea.

Cheap rearsets and brake/clutch levers bought on ebay and made in China.

35mm jack up links. Great for the track but stiff and seriously horrible for the road.

@Thof: what type of BT headsets have you got? were they crap or did you just really enjoy the silence

I was thinking of getting some for my wife and I to use or if I am teaching someone to ride.

Redog, i'll dig in the shed tomorrow and get details. They worked fine, USB charged and clear, paired easy. On my HJC, mic is a decent size and tight fit, ear pieces okay for me for short distances, but over an hour become a bit annoying pressing on the wing nuts... as i said though, ditched use and enjoy the wind / road / scooter noise, don't miss MMM blaring...and the coocupants talking!

Here it is reddog (correct spelling tonight), "super bt" from www.motorader.com.au. pretty good system, just not for me....