I like to think I introduced GW pegs on the other forum. No cornering clearance issues whatsoever after 3 years with them.
https://www.fjrowners.com/threads/larger-foot-pegs.153493/#post-1297567
Another believer in dry bags here. This is a 60 liter, a little bigger than I'd like but it is loaded with a TON of camping gear. I've downsized because I didn't like it against my back pushing me into the tank.
And don't waste money on motorcycle specific bags, they're twice as costly. This...
Irks me when someone asks for help and then never comes back. Like the guy who posted about his ABS engaging. We gave him all sorts of advice, which he side stepped and instead just kept bitching about it. Said he was taking it to his mechanic and never came back. My feelings aren't hurt but...
What do you consider "excessive"? What are your MPG numbers? Are you going by the dash readout or are you actually doing the miles ridden divided by gallons used? Highway miles? Local?
As they say, it's all in the wrist.
If you use one of those tire sealants in a can, whoever mounts your next tire will hate you. That stuff is like spray glue and gums up everything on the rim/wheel. Don't be surprised if the shop wants to charge you extra.
What's the purpose of this thread? Nobody is entering a VIN number. Is someone just gonna keep track of how many of each year posted? And why post pics, every FJR owner pretty much knows what one looks like. LOL
I just don't get it.
So I'm guessing you did not disassemble, clean and lube the brake lever and it's hardware. Or check the fluid level. Or acknowledge a FULL THOROUGH flush, by the proper procedure?
You're asking for help but not acknowledging if you've done the things suggested. Did you try accelerating up to...
What Ross said... disassemble, clean and lube the brake lever and it's hardware. Ensure the pedal return spring is good. And a FULL, thorough flush including ABS pump.
As mentioned elsewhere... the 3rd underside set is #39 in the diagram. The top front 2 are the same (#37), the top rear2 are the same (#38) and the underside 2 are the same. 3 distinct sets.