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Buy one and call the SOB anything you like, I'll bet it won't care!

Look at that great engine in Howie's bike! What a beauty!

Thanks for posting this. That'll solve a long standing problem for me.

Thanks for posting this. That'll solve a long standing problem for me.

Quickest way is to look at the mirrors. Gen I has a single arm going out to the mirror while the Gen II's have a double arm.

No such thing as "condensation" inside a light. If you have water in there, you have a leak somewhere.....it's that simple.

For what it's worth, the Gen I and Gen II headers are interchangeable. You'll have to change out the Oxygen sensor to the correct one is the only difference.

At my age I sorta expect to have one that's a bit limp. In fact a stiff one would be a major suprise. Don't know what I'd do with one of those? jim

Plenty of time to look at the scenery. The 35 is posted 10 miles up the road. Two up, wet day, came out of 5 miles of twisties to a long straight and TN HP was at the end of the straight off the road i.e. not visible. 50 on that strech of road was a long ways from being a hooligan. At 69 I...

Mike in post #22 had a great idea. I only want to know where the Hell the TN HP guy was in September when I got tagged for 50 in a 35?

Not to hyjak the thread, but does anyone use a waterproof tank bag? Always seemed dumb to me to have to stop and put on a waterproof cover over a tank bag when it could have been made from waterproof material all along.

Fred's advice in post #16 is right on. 219 thru West-by-God Virginia is not to be missed. I'd also add Camden, ME as a "typical" lovely ME coastal city to see.

Hey cut her some slack, she's blonde! She thinks she's flashing you.

A flat piece of steel and a hammer are your best friends. Straight the key out and your problems go away.

So Howie, when are you coming upo to help me with "the-oil-change"? jim PS: Someone needs to take your camera away from you.....you're very dangerous!

Wish I had know sooner you were headed up this way. Getting ready for the old folks home and can't ride the next several days. jim

Indeed we will! So were are we meeting? jim

Am I the only one to stockpile several Strada fronts? Bet they'll be worth money in the future? If not, they'll be a real pleasure to run!

Sounds a lot like married *** to me, but then after 48 years of marriage what would I know about that? jim

I own a 2003 GenI FJR and in December rode a 2008 Connie 2 up for a month in NZ. Biggest difference for me was that the Connie liked to go straight, while my FJR loves to turn. I'd guess most of this may be the 190 rear on the Connie, but could have been the rake and trail? The other difference...