Just curious what you've all done to your rides that you've all done for cheap. What's your favorite, the one you are most proud of?

Stage two exhaust has been my favorite. Expensive though, it took 45 minutes of my time! Or maybe the $5.00 red LED strips under my tank...

Tim

porting the manifold.

cost - 1hr of my time and a dremmell sanding drum

value for money - off the scale

My chrome zip ties. They're so cool... :0




Rich

Hmmm. I think that this is a whole section we should keep track of.
Mods for under $50.
1. Poor man's Big Air; drilled holes in the air filter cover both front and back after installing a K&N filter.
2. Flipped the "bone" and lowered the butt end of the bike.
3. AIS removal.
4. $14 bucks for LED lights, $2.50 for switch; cool blue lights shine down on the chrome heads and other bright work.
5. Removed the old foam from the seat and put in a softer,less bulky foam that dropped me down an inch. Feels better on my old butt, for sure.
6. Installed a "cigar lighter" power outlet under the seat to run GPS or charge cell phone on camping trips.
7. $9 for a plastic lever on the throttle that make it more relaxing to keep the speed up with the heel of my hand instead of holding on with all five fingers.

got to be my chrome beverage holder, keeps those bottles of water cool on those hot rides

1. billjr's floorboard mods
2. vacuum tube cruise control

flip and grind - free until just now my 80 dollar progressive spring just came in

and my footpeg mod 70 for the pegs, but only about 8 bucks for everythign else

Roadliner , so not a Roadstar application , but I made a laydown tag set up for about 10.00 from hardware store stuff. Saved 150.00 bucks. BB

Chrome sink plugs to replace the black plastic swing arm covers.

Tampa will be running to Lowe's or Home Depot when he sees this.