| The beauty of this spreadsheet planning is you can create the perfect bike build without feeling any guilt about spending too much money. You simply add every part available, group into categories and then you tackle each section with one simple questionDo I need this?If not, you can demote/delete/highlight it to tell you this thing isn’t important. It can be something you add next Winter. I’d like a chain guide and light weight sprocket but the OEM is fine for the first season so that is on the list in the future. You may also choose to save the $70 you were going to spend on rear LED turn signals and instead find a tail tidy that is $70 more but has the turn signals integrated. I saw Cyclops charges $70 for plug & play LED rear turn signals but Rottweiler has a $200 tail tidy that is plug & play and has integrated brake & turns. This sort of segmentation will reveal where you can combine things.Further point, ‘while you’re in there’ projects will start to show themselves. While you’re swapping out the air filter, you should do the exhaust header and power commander and the tank is off so add the fuel stabilizer, too. I’m going to cut this one short with a send-off that Farkling is fun but with organization, you can save money and time. Happy Modding! |
