Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

bmwbikerdave said:
> Too bad Vern doesn't have the Newbie info ready as I
> could sure use it.

Yikes! Ok, I just *asked* for the info a day ago, since I *don't* have it
(never did!). I was hoping *someone* had it all in one place so I could
format/post it (I do that pretty easy/quick).

So.. the request goes out again, if someone has a synopsis of all the
super-good, useful advice we have given to new owners over the last few
months on this list, please send to me for posting! :)

Vern

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bmwbikerdave said:
> Thanks to this group, I decided to go with the Yamaha kit and I just
> picked it up. Too bad Vern doesn't have the Newbie info ready as I
> could sure use it.
>
> In addition, I know I need to get a pad for the Kick and was
> wondering whether the Gibraltar pad (round and looks like plastic)
> would be any good or maybe a rubber tire patch.  I'd be interested to
> hear what others think.
>
> Now off to the house to set it up.
>
> Dave
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