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Yeah, I think he's full of it. Call Yamaha directly and ask them. Also mention the dealership. Good luck.

Well, it happened again to me. SH__48. Twice in the same week. Common thing with it this time is bike is at least 3/4 full on temp bars (which is kinda hot) and it was a slow stop. Apply the brake and it won't move after that. RPMs do get up to about 1,400 but the only way the bike will do...

Latest? Or last AE?

Do you have the buzz all the time? With my 2006 AE, the worst is around 70-75mph. After an hour at that speed I have to take a break. This is usually around the 3500 rpm range +/- 300rpm. Outside of that it seems to be fine for me.

Same here. I think my Corbin was the biggest waste of money. 10k+ miles on it and it's not any better. Oh well. Lesson learned...

ah.... sorry I didn't see this sooner. Arrived at Glendale HD around 6:15am. Left around 9:30am for Pomona. I was a bit surprised; not "organized" as I would have thought. Hit the freeway and it was "on." Everyone had the hammer down, like 70mph was slow. I was the lone FJR, and...

We'll be there. Riding the "ride" this year from Glendale HD to Pomona. Hope the weather holds. It's going to be chilly in the morning. :o

Got mine here: https://www.motorsports-network.com/cgi-bin...DB_brand=Yamaha Had them in stock and shipped right away. Also, make sure you compare titanium prices. Remus is in the general price range. I like the look so I went with them. Sound is perfect IMO.

Don't buy Corbin. After 10k miles, it's still hard as a rock and the workmanship is lousy. Waste of money IMO.

I have one for my 06 AE. Does the job just fine. The only challenge is when you remove it for cleaning - you sometimes have to spend the time "reshaping" it to fit the tank.

I've had my Remus Hexacone for a week now on my 2006 AE. First week I ran with the baffles in along with Holeshot/Wally map on my PCIII. The bikes "seems" to be quicker when accelerating (butt dyno). Noticed it the first time on the freeway and cracked her wide open to join oncoming traffic...

There are some maps here: https://gellenbeck.com/direct/pciii/PC3Maps/FJRForum/ As well as here: https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php?showtopic=27158 I do not know if anyone has specifically posted a Blueflame map but I'm using the Holeshot/Wally map with my Remus Hexacone.

I don't know if there's any "best" slider. It can come down to how much you want to spend. I have Motovation Sliders: https://www.motovationusa.com/mvstore/Scrip...p?idproduct=180 Congrats on your purchase.

ah, sorry.... meant to say i'm running the holeshot-wally map with my remus. i have not tried the holeshot map.

It's for a Holeshot muffler but it's what I'm using with my Remus. https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php?s...mp;#entry245996

https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php?s...ic=4340&hl=

I have an AGV Dragon helmet. Sorta looks like a military helmet. No ventilation so it's only good to about 85 degrees for me. Otherwise too hot.

That is classic. LOL!

I second Dennis Kirk. Their return policy kicks @ss. Don't know the size? Get two helmets to try them on side by side. Return the one that doesn't fit, on their dime. https://www.denniskirk.com

Just installed my Remus Hexacone. I have the baffles in, with the Holeshot/Wally map on my PCIII. I do have a 5 in the zero throttle position from 0-5000 rpms. I have them in by default. I could not get them out. Removed the hex bolt but couldn't pull them out. I gave up as soon as sweat...