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Not trying to throw gas on the fire, but torch's pdf manual does not have a copyright statement or disclaimer. My service manual, however, published in the USA for a 2003 bike has the following text on page 2, complete with a copyright symbol: ©2002 by Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A. First...

Wow. I have been doing my own minor maintenance, but I will need tires soon. You guys are scaring the sh!t outta me! :scare2:

Ya just gotta love this forum! :yahoo: Hope it works out for you guys.

I hate to be persistent about this, but yamahlr, what size did you det? Griptek offers what appears to be a "medium", to fit grips 1.25-1.45" in diameter. It sounds so far like the mediums might be the ticket. Can anyone confirm?

Sorry that happened, FJrider. I hope they send you another. What size did you purchase?

I got mine Here. There may be other vendors that carry them, also.

My list is short, too: 196? Honda mini-trail 50 - rode it everywhere around my grandparents small town. 1970 Kawasaki 100 Trail Boss - first manual clutch bike, was a 4 speed I think, but had a switch for dirt (low range) or street (high range) gears. 1977 Kawasaki KE250 dual sport - my only...

A dozen? I got 1 each on my last 2 orders....I must not be buying enough :rolleyes: I did get a foot-shaped plastic plate for placing under the kickstand in the grass or hot asphalt, tho. :good:

Not a bit off FJR topics at all! Clicky for a thread that has some options. Jeez, I guess I should pay attention better when I read; initially I thought you meant you needed it for your FJR, like you already had for your snowmobile...sorry. Maybe there's still good info there, though.

I am 90% certain that D&H only sells Yamaha and Kawasaki - I do know (per Jerold) that they will offer discount prices for any bike they sell, and that they sell a lot of KLR650's.

So, what diameter works best? The griptek site mentions several diameters for a 5" grip, the two that might work are: 1.1-1.25" or 1.25-1.45". I will assume the smaller diameter is the way to go, but anyone know for sure?

Among the best OEM parts prices available: Gary McCoy University Motors 1920 12TH AVE N FARGO, ND 58102 Phone: (701) 235-6478 Fax: (701) 235-6067 Email: [email protected]

Two words: Stadium Pal :rolleyes:

Those numbers match the 2004 FZ-1 parts fiche, but were probably common to several years. I think with the correct part numbers, you don't have to know year or even model to get the right stuff...

I don't know about the thread you refer to, but Sport Rider magazine suggested suspension settings for an '05 are: Front: Spring preload 2 lines showing Rebound dampening 4 clicks from full stiff Compression Dampening 7 clicks from full stiff Rear: Spring preload Hard position Rebound...

The tank pad above is made by Progrip. Here's their site: Progrip site They only list distributors on their site, not dealers, but I would imagine most dealers and accessory houses could get what you want. Maybe check with Gary @ University Motors? Hmmm, they also have a matching carbon-look...

Yep the two other plastic "rivets" I know of are for the side covers: Total 4 (2 each side) 90269-07077-00 Rivet Total 2 (1 each side) 90269-06081-00 Rivet The "squasher", or oil drain plug gasket: 214-11198-01-00 Gasket (will fit differential drain and filler plugs, too) Howz about the...

Seems to me that if you react to some bonehead on the road, then the legal system sees you as the road rager, never the person that started the whole thing - they become the victim. Best thing to do is to let 'em go, don't even flip 'em off, and be thankful that noone was hurt by the jerk. I...

awesome! Wish I had a job where I could create that kind of stuff.

Sorry, I guess I never answered your question! Yes, you can do that. You have to have the seller's email address they used when signing up for their account. Experienced sellers will even send you an email request for payment. Go to the "Send Money" tab and all the instructions are there. If...