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I bought an FZ6 for my son. We just completed the MSF course and have done some more training on our own. He is not a big boy (5'8' 145lbs), and does real well on the bike. Its a fairly tame bike in the low revs so its hard to get into alot of trouble on initial take off, but when the revs get...

I have no problem loaning out anything I have. Especially something of a material nature. I've loaned cars,trailers,bikes, even my house. I'm more than glad to help someone out, especially if they are in need. The FJR is a little different because of the danger invovled. That said if they are a...

If you've read every post from the past year there is nothing we can add except have fun and respect it till the tires scrub in. Congratulations. glenn

Art FJR, I believe the Explorers were running Bridgestone/Firestone at the time. Still in business.

I agree, gen ll all the way.

I synched mine first at 600miles then....................................??? every 5-6,000 miles

Congrats, on the bike. We'll have to meet up in Meers for a Meers Burger this spring. If you are ever up this way let me know. Glenn

HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO congrats, the excitement is cool. You'll love the bike. Glenn

And I thought I had the need for speed. The FJR's top end is north of 150mph. How fast do you want to go? Where are you going be when you hit the nitrous button? West Texas? LOL. I would love to see it when it lights off. Glenn

Congratulations, enjoy, and have fun. Glenn

Any idea where the track is located, in Texas?

Mad Mike, I have 2, 450 helmets just hanging in the garage as we speak. I like to keep reminders around. It keeps me on my toes as I leave the garage on my bike. Glenn

The reason it worked well for Yamaha is because they new exactly how many to build each year. The PDP would start sometime around the last week of January. They would close the PDP 3 months later, and the bikes would start arriving the 2nd or third week of July. I'm assuming this kept the cost...

I wonder how much the brackets are? If you had an FJR you wouldn't need the bags. That would be handy.

There is no way thats his bike, unless he has more money than sense. Definitely stolen. Shame,really.

I had an 03 that was hot, I did some of the mods and it made it less hot. The st1300 was comparable to the FJR in heat. I now have an 07 that is alot better, as a matter of fact I don't notice the heat at all.

1 more down 30 to go. Happy bday

So Jeff did the tire spin on the rim?

I thought Woodstock was in June of 69.

Sad indeed.