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If you buy rounds of beer, we will all forget it soon.

Maybe you can do some scouting on FJR farkles in your area, or at least chase down some other FJR rider named Fabio! lol Keep in touch, looking forward to seeing all the new photos of you.

can we all get along? lol no problem, no harm done.

Yeah, you got to post the other photos!

07 GW to please the spouse ZX-14 just to have a bike in black

Glad you are back, you'll find adrenalin better than medication any day.

welcome aboard, you'll find the FJR very fun at any speed.

Hey pawtracks, nice to hear from you. Yeah. give us some photos of italy with your bike. Malve, hope to ride with you, unfortunately thursday would not work for me. How about a weekend?

Just in case the BlueSea is too bulky, I found this fuse box https://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/Auxili...el-p-16296.html

One of the major differences in the top end X1 and the X2 is channel frequency. Anything above chanel 6 is are not compatible. If you are in a group with both X1 & X2 units, both can communicate with the use of any chanel below 6. Channel 6 and above, only the X1 communicates to X1 devices...

Happy Birthday, a true gentleman, companion, and friend. Wish you many more years of riding and good health!

Sorry to hear about that, we all wish her well in her recovery. Just be by her side and you'll ride another day soon.

I know a few people who bought the FJR as a first bike. They take it slow, learn the manage the weight, and eventually after putting time and miles on, they get more comfortable. Its a big powerful bike, and it will bite if you don't know how to control it, so I'd take some advanced MSF...

Welcome aboard, hope you find some useful things here for your new bike.

Thanks for the photos, interesting

Tell Barabus to stay away from the italian place at lake elsinore unless he invites my wife and I!!!..lol He'll know what I mean. Glad you may have found a place to work on your bike. The guys at Jbj cycle work on all bikes, and very nice guys.

Yep, flamming is what we do here, but usually on the bikes passing up BMW's. I'm certain you'll find the FJR at a dealer somewhere, here in SoCal they are on the floors at almost all the big dealerships. And if you got the $$$$ to pay for the Beemers, you'll most likely to test ride one too...

If you do see a blue AE, chase it down and send us a photo here. Maybe Yamaha isn't telling us something.

I think the reasoning would be the uncertainty of a AE..lol

Was it euphemism for "they don't pay you enough"?