hey guys searched the web for the best price and found the Hyper Pro RSC Active Damper at motomummy.com for $393 everywhere else was between $500-$600 and its at your door in 2 days will post pics when I get it installed.

* Last updated by: scottjkyl on 2/3/2012 @ 10:00 PM *

git it git it git it!!!

Get one! Nice pick Scotty.

Disadvantage-- you will need to take the whole bloody damper off to remove your tank cover and if you do fairigs like I did, the tank cover was on top of the side fairing tab. IOW, you take the damper off to remove anything but a foreman.

....but same deal with any damper, I would think. Maybe not a rotary?

Motomummy is good.

Not SUPER fast like two day service on EVERTHING but still good. Great prices on some items and some real cool parts nobody else carries.

ok heres the install:

Sweet, dude.

You already have reservoir socks. I guess you will have to use the motomummy one for a jogging wristband. LOL!

Motomummy is the cheapest place for the HyperPro and a couple other items imported by Annitori Distributing. The Annitori guy is a great resource for info on his stuff. I sorta feel guilty for not spending the extra 50-75$ and just buy from Annitori. I have gotten so much good info about the HyperPro and the HM shifter that they carry.

rook, lol them cheap bastards didn't send me any free stuff with my $400 order but i order a $20 t-shirt and they send me free stickers....dont get it

The promotional products didn't automatically get added to my cart. I think I clicked on something at the bottom and they came up as items with color choice. Got me two MM reservoir socks, blue and white. Also a bunch o mm face stickers and klogo stickers. Also got a nice pair of Bridgeport 90 degree valve stems for my Carros. FREE promotional products. I would call him and ask for a sock. WTF? you earned it!

Do they have anything for a 2012 Concours 14 ABS ?

My impression is that it caters more to 600 and literbikes but I'm sure you would find several items that would compliment a Connie.

90 degree valve stems would be a start...since you have self checking tire pressure