Tre
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what does the t mean at the end of the fjr1300t
thanks for the response but im new to the fjr is that a good thing or a bad thing.Tractor... you got one of the ones with the lower gearing!
Don
He`s messing with you.. it`s a limited edition Turbothanks for the response but im new to the fjr is that a good thing or a bad thing.Tractor... you got one of the ones with the lower gearing!
Don
Quite right. It's one of those ~500 French models that accidentally got delivered to North America. "FJR1300 Tracteur" was the marketing blurb even though my French is rusty.Tractor... you got one of the ones with the lower gearing!
Don
Quite right. It's one of those ~500 French models that accidentally got delivered to North America. "FJR1300 Tracteur" was the marketing blurb even though my French is rusty.Tractor... you got one of the ones with the lower gearing!
Don
Besides the gearing, of course, the French rating of 90 KW doesn't bode well when translated to horsepower. IIRC, they're 120 hp. Those French really know how to detune an engine.
On an '05? Probably not a life left on that one.Quite right. It's one of those ~500 French models that accidentally got delivered to North America. "FJR1300 Tracteur" was the marketing blurb even though my French is rusty.Tractor... you got one of the ones with the lower gearing!
Don
Besides the gearing, of course, the French rating of 90 KW doesn't bode well when translated to horsepower. IIRC, they're 120 hp. Those French really know how to detune an engine.
I got my yes warranty in the mail today and it is listed as a fjr1300t
On an '05? Probably not a life left on that one.Quite right. It's one of those ~500 French models that accidentally got delivered to North America. "FJR1300 Tracteur" was the marketing blurb even though my French is rusty.Tractor... you got one of the ones with the lower gearing!
Don
Besides the gearing, of course, the French rating of 90 KW doesn't bode well when translated to horsepower. IIRC, they're 120 hp. Those French really know how to detune an engine.
I got my yes warranty in the mail today and it is listed as a fjr1300t
It's just part of the VIN series. See this thread as an example when I searched on fjr1300t using the forum software.
what does the t mean at the end of the fjr1300t
what does the t mean at the end of the fjr1300t
Here's a bunch more................
2009 FJR13AEYG/FJR13AEYCG
2009 FJR13AYB/FJR13AYCB
2008 FJR13AEXSC/FJR13AEXS
2008 FJR13AXBC/FJR13AXB
2007 FJR13AEW/FJR13AEWC
2007 FJR13AW/FJR13AWC
2006 FJR13ACV/FJR13AV
2005 FJR1300AT/FJR1300ATC
2005 FJR1300ATC/FJR1300AT
2005 FJR1300TC/FJR1300T
I think this refers to a VIN sequence for models produced that year. The C at the end would refer to California specific models
2004 FJR1300
2004 FJR1300ABS
2004 FJR1300ASC/FJR1300AS
2004 FJR1300S/FJR1300SC
2003 FJR1300
2003 FJR1300RC/FJR1300
Hope this helps............. :blink:
Post less, ride MORE!I only have 3600 miles on my 05 fjr to me it hasent even been broke in yet
Formula 1 racing cars, World Rally Championship cars, Endurance sports cars? What catagory are they in? Not yet on racing motorcycles, but I bet it's not long. Unless the regulations decide it's too much of an advantage.It's an FJR what could be bad about it? ... If you own one of those over priced turds with no clutch :blink: then its AET or AEV or AEW or AEX or AEY.
Sorry but motorcycles and sports cars should all be pure stick with manual clutches.
I'll call ******** here.Its an FJR what could be bad about it?
I believe if you own an 05 its nomenclature is AT, 06 is AV, 07 is AW, 08 AX and 09 is AY. Its strictly denotes the year of the bike. If you own one of those over priced turds with no clutch :blink: then its AET or AEV or AEW or AEX or AEY.
Sorry but motorcycles and sports cars should all be pure stick with manual clutches.
So at the beginning of your post you say "it's an FJR what could be bad about it?" Then you bad mouth the AE models so apparently you do think there is something wrong with some FJR's. Either that or you were just bored and decided to stir up some s**t!Its an FJR what could be bad about it?
I believe if you own an 05 its nomenclature is AT, 06 is AV, 07 is AW, 08 AX and 09 is AY. Its strictly denotes the year of the bike. If you own one of those over priced turds with no clutch :blink: then its AET or AEV or AEW or AEX or AEY.
Sorry but motorcycles and sports cars should all be pure stick with manual clutches.
Hello? Bueller?Either that or you were just bored and decided to stir up some s**t!
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