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Sidi’s continuing commitment to form, fit and function is well represented in the Sidi Gas Shoe. The Sidi Gas shoes...
BMW S1000XR Blog Welcome to the BMW S1000XR blog! The S1000XR is a webBikeWorld Project Bike for 2015/2016. Please subscribe to the webBikeWorld.com RSS feed, Twitter posts, Facebook, Google+, YouTube Channel, Vimeo Pro Channel (info page) and more to get updated every time a new article is posted! If you have any...
The Talon T-3300 motorcycle alarm installed on a 2007 Kawasaki Versys. Installing the system on other motorcycles may differ slightly,...
The webBikeWorld SHAD SH36 review was published in 2014. The SH36 side cases were new at that time and were fitted to...
Part 3: CANopener Installation Notes Installation Notes A wealth of information is available on the Clearwater Lights website with their usual excellent Installation Manuals covering generic and specific CANopener installations for various makes and models. The information also includes lots of background specifics and technical data. In addition, webBikeWorld has reviewed...
Part 2: Working With the BMW CAN Bus Climb Aboard the CAN Bus The BMW CAN bus is a complex...
The Neutrino fits almost anywhere, depending mainly on access requirements. In reality, this should be minimal once everything is connected....
This section describes typical installations for the Dispatch 1 system. I will use the BMW F 800 GS test mule and my new 2010 R 1200 RT that joined the family fleet last summer as examples. Installation Notes While the Dispatch 1 power management system will find some permanency on...
This section describes how to initialize the Dispatch 1 system and how to connect the devices and accessories that will...
The MachineArt Moto Avant fender extender is the newest member of the MudSling family. Like the original product, it is...
Every once and a while, I stop by Manny, Moe and Jack’s (AKA Pep Boys) to see what’s up. They carry a lot of automotive products that are also useful for motorcycles. For example, the Fiamm “Highway Blaster” horns (review) that they sell are fantastic, and will wake up the dreamiest cager, no...
As identified in Part 1 of the SHAD motorcycle top case review, four complete top case kits along with a Top Master...
Each subsequent Interphone intercom system has been more sophisticated, more capable and more useful. Interphone’s claim to fame in my...
This section describes user impressions of the Chatterbox XBi2 system; using the system; a summary of the features; the “Bottom Line Ratings“; and the conclusion. Chatterbox XBi2 User Impressions Controls: Having five separate controls: On/Off, Mode and Intercom, along with Volume Up and Volume Down, seems like one or two too many....
Compatibility As confirmed by the representative, Twiins will only work with another Twiins when it comes to pairing up for...
.The Sena SMH5 is a near-perfect example of how to grow the market without diluting an established product line. The...
Part II: BTS 300 System Configuration Options As stated in Part I, the original wBW IMC Camos BHS 600 review from September 2007 invoked a lot of comments and feedback. Most of the comments involved issues related to configuration and interface issues. Accordingly, some further technical insight into this new system, the BTS...
Part 2: Hola Intercom Functionality With the BikeComm Hola intercom modules fully charged before use, the headsets were connected for...
Part 2: SR10 Features The SR10 impresses. It is the solution for connecting and managing multiple devices and leverage the advantages provided...
Better, much better… Going down the road with the new 20S system is much smoother than what we reported upon in the initial Sena 20S Review Part 1: First Impressions posted way back in July of this year. The Sena team deserves kudos for their continued updates and evolution of this new...
Part 3: Sena SR10 Form and Function All of the nitty-gritty details regarding the construct of the SR10 were provided...
Part 4: Using the Sena SR10 This is “where the rubber meets the road: in a sense. And with a...
Part 5: Software Management As lamented at the end of Part Two: Sena SR10 Features, a few issues and observations impacting SR10 functionality and performance remained outstanding, so I was really looking forward to the first firmware update. Nevertheless, continued use of both SR10 systems, along with a growing list of...
Part 6: SR10 Compatibility With the version 1.1 firmware incrementally loaded, I repeated most of the common pairing and functionality...
This section describes the BT2-D system in use, along with a summary of the features and the conclusion. Using the...
With Helge Pedersen by: GlobeRiders LLC and Wide World HD Productions Video Production by Sterling Noren DVD (Suggested Retail Price of $34.95 USD) Two DVD Set, NTSC Format My early July mail delivered the new GlobeRiders DVD from John Wehman, the Marketing Representative for GlobeRiders LLC. I had figured on...
Outfitting the Versys The Kawasaki Versys Story Part 1:Â Kawasaki Versys Introduction and Review Part 2:Â Luggage and Accessories Part 3:Â Windscreen Part...
The Kawasaki Versys Story Part 1:Â Kawasaki Versys Introduction and Review Part 2:Â Luggage and Accessories Part 3:Â Windscreen Part 4:Â Accessories for the...
Kawasaki Versys Specifications The Kawasaki Versys Story Part 1:Â Kawasaki Versys Introduction and Review Part 2:Â Luggage and Accessories Part 3:Â Windscreen Part 4:Â Accessories for the Versys Part 5:Â New Tires for the Versys Part 6:Â Oxford HotGrips on the Versys Gear:Â Zeta Handguards and XC Deflector Kit Gear:Â FAMSA 260 Tank Bag & Pannier Set Versys...
Part 6: WorldNav 3500 Installation & Specs wBW WorldNav 3500 GPS Review ▪  Part 1: Introduction and Details ▪  Part 2: WorldNav GPS...
Part 5: Using the WorldNav 3500 wBW WorldNav 3500 GPS Review ▪  Part 1: Introduction and Details ▪  Part 2: WorldNav GPS 3500...
Part 4: Navigating With the WorldNav 3500 wBW WorldNav 3500 GPS Review ▪  Part 1: Introduction and Details ▪  Part 2: WorldNav GPS 3500 Overview ▪  Part 3: Applications and Settings ▪  Part 4: Where To? WorldNav 3500 Navigation ▪  Part 5: Using the WorldNav 3500 ▪  Part 6: Installation and Conclusion ▪  WorldNav 3500 GPS Owner Comments ...
Part 3: WorldNav 3500 Applications wBW WorldNav 3500 GPS Review ▪  Part 1: Introduction and Details ▪  Part 2: WorldNav GPS 3500 Overview...
Part 2: WorldNav 3500 GPS Overview wBW WorldNav 3500 GPS Review ▪  Part 1: Introduction and Details ▪  Part 2: WorldNav GPS 3500...
Part 2: The Physical Tour The Garmin zūmo 660 is rectangular and a bit thicker than many other 16:9 style wide-screen GPS units. Smooth hard plastic and rounded edges visually streamline the device. But these same features also make it somewhat slippery…tactile material strips have been applied to the outer...
Garmin zūmo 660 Installation This final part of the Garmin zūmo 660 evaluation covers basic installation of the navigation system...
Garmin zūmo 660 GPS Review This is an ongoing comparison of features between the newer Garmin zūmo zūmo 660 and...
Part 5: Garmin zūmo 660 Settings The other sections of this multi-part review of the Garmin zūmo 660 includes further insight into the tools provided by the 660. Part 6 (Next) also identifies some basic differences between the 550 and the 660. Also, it lists some compatible Bluetooth systems and...
Part 4: Riding With The Zūmo I haven’t put the 660 through all its paces, yet. But for typical riding...