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I had a similar 'problem' and it turned out to be a fractured fork spring. It's a fairly simple procedure to check if you have a broken spring by removing each of the fork caps and then removing each spring to inspect it's length. However, mine was also identifiable by checking the front ride...

Check your steering head bearings. I've been well over that speed on my PR'2s and the bike was rock solid.

Gpt them from HPcycles off EBay. $295.95/set. Haven't noticed any road noise but I wear ear plugs all the time.

Just turned 3500 miles on my PR2's and they are by far the very best tire I've had on the FJR.

This note is to show my appreciation and special thanks to the folks at Traxxion Dynamics. Two days ago I discovered that one of my front fork springs had fractured. This spring was part of the Traxxion Dynamics AK-20 cartridge kit that I purchased and installed last year on my 2005 FJR...

They arrived 4 days after being ordered.

Found them on Ebay (HP Cycles, Lake City, Fl.) $295/pair.

Installed my new PR-2's today. They are AWSOME (got all of 150 miles so far!!). :clapping:

Skooter, if you need some rest when/if you ride to Wisconsin we are just off the I-45 west of Milw. You ( and all others have an open invite.

Jim, per the on-line parts manual, the '02-'05 FJR's used TPS P/N 5ps-85885-00-00. This was superceeded by P/N 5ps-85885-01-00 which is also the same P/N listed for the '06's. Does your latest info mean there is now a third P/N (configuration?) TPS? Does this also infer that the '06 bikes...

I just removed one of the igniters and rotated it 90 degrees. No need to file or cut any thing on the PHIDS I have. It took me 2 seconds to accomplish. :)

AWSOME! Boy, do I ever wish Winter was over!