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Just ordered the E52 (and the helibar triple clamp). Looking forward to the extra space and comfort.... Thank you for all the replies. I need to be able to store my suit in the top box or I'd just stick with the side bags and a backpack (to carry the suit when I get to the destination...a big...

Thanks for the feedback. I think a Givi 52 is in my future....

Curious if a Givi E52 Maxia will fit an Aerostich Roadcrafter suit (42R). I use the bike to commute and it would be nice to throw the suit in a top box when I get to work.... Thanks for any replies....

Thanks for all the friendly replies. I checked my pads this afternoon and I've got plenty of life left. Really appreciate everyone's help.

Thanks for the feed back. I'll check them.

Thanks for the reply. I have a little over 18,000 miles and havent really checked and got a bit worried that I waited too long. I will check them but it doesnt sound too urgent. Thanks again.

How many miles are people getting out of their brake pads? I know it varies by weight and riding style, but some quick numbers would be great.

I'm 26 and bought my FJR as my third street bike (new 06A in 07 -4,000 miles ago). I am very pleased with its' performance. On a track I'm sure you could do better, but the bike holds it own on the road, straight or otherwise.

Everything that I have heard and read makes me think that the Honda will cost more to own in the long run. If money is no object then the Honda looks nice....the Yamaha is a great bike. I have ridden a YZ450, which is similar to the WR, and it was very fast and hooked up perfectly (I still ride...

What's the downside. Why hasnt Yamaha done this already? Liability seems similar either way.....

I think you will love the bike. I ride in below freezing temps often, even here in California (for only about 30 mins). Just wanted to ask you, are you wearing riding pants? Before I got mine a year ago, things were much colder. I also did the same commute daily, rain or shine, on an FZ6, which...

I will say it even though it should be too obvious: know how to counter-steer (turn your bike properly).

I see both sides of the issue as vaild. Supply may be up, demand could go down (?). Time will tell what the market will do. Either way, the FJR remains a great bike. I just bought mine, knowing of the other options (even/especially the new Kawi) and am very happy with my decision. I am only 26...