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Very sad. Yet another avoidable situation. Sad for her as well, as she'll now live with it the rest of her life.

Or the Ducati ST3 perhaps.

It looks like a nylon (?) stretch cover from Sargent. I need a new left one myself, due to a road rash hole in the top forward corner.

I hope you aren't basing the decision on the 0-60 in 1.5 comment. That was in jest of course. But it is a great bike. Glenn

Try the contacts again. The comfort of some of the new ones is awesome. There are some great new materials that you can sleep in, even if you have astigmatism. On the road you see great and never have to mess with them. They are good for 30 days. You can even have 1 adjusted to focus on the...

Glad you found the problem, now all you have to worry about is velcro melting on the pipe when it touches. :rolleyes:

I've have never gotten more than 4,000 miles on a set of Bridgestone 020. I had 2 sets on my 03. I remember hooning around Arkansas with a group of 12 guys on FJR's. One guy and his girlfriend started the trip with 2,000 miles on their new FJR. buy the time it had 2,200 miles the cords were...

Sorry to hear of the mishap, but glad she's not in really bad shape. My wife doesn't ride but the thought of her in some kind of accident with the kids runs through my mind on occasion. Glenn

Sorry to hear about your co worker. Its truly sad. Glenn PS There but by the grace of God go I. In BOTH instances.

Welcome back. Keep the wheels on the pavement.

Have you talked to Galaxy Blue about this?LOL

38 here. A bit dissappointing really.

This is the reason I never made it to NAFO. I started the day before we left drinking about a gallon and a half of water. The day we left I drank 2 big glasses of water then again at 8:30 had another glass of water. We stopped at 10:30 and had some more. It was alredy getting warm and I thought...

If the Yamaha dealer is in town the FZ1 The triple would be real fun, its a great ride and different ........................but..............not having a dealer close by...................

I agree with Iggy I have a craftman 15 drawer tool box. They make the strips for attaching sockets to. I have all my sockets in order on these strips. They are called interlocking socket holders.

I put mine on the right side panel just south of where the battery resides. There is just enuogh room for it to hang down between the battery and a brace. (I think its a brace anyway).

Ricky. custom maps on the forum are free, vs dyno time will cost you about 450 dollars. The difference will be negligible unless you have modded the air box or put headers etc....on it. You can also check www.fjr1300info.com for custom maps. Wally smoothness map seems to be very popular...

Go to West Virginia for EOM

So Smitty.........we've moved on from the KTM to a Goldwing?

A true hoon. I have trouble staying up with him myself.