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***SOLD*** Original owner 50,000 miles Traxxion Dynamics AK20 forks Penske shock Dynojet Power commander Grip Puppies CeeBalies +4W +2H & stock Throttlemiester Aluminum tip over guards Tech mount Yamaha service manual Yamaha FJR tank bag (yea the nice one) Pilot Road 2’s WynPro air...

I've been riding to work for the last few weeks but we have had snow here the last two days. feels like winter is never going to end.

I'm doing quite a bit of dirt biking with my son but hoping to put a few more miles on the FJR this year. Hopefully I can make a few SE Ohio trips too.

No that's OHFJR's recording of our group. I haven't been able to get to the mountians nearly as much as I want to over the past couple of years. Hope to change that in 2011. ;)

It did have the yellow tape around the wires. Rumor has it that other models are affected by the same problem. I don’t think Yamaha is finished with this issue either.

No indication of an issue with S6 spyder. New ignition switch is installed & no sign of the problem. My dealer was sending the bad switch back to Yamaha, kinda doubt that we will hear anything further from them on what the actual failure was.

Thanks Brodie, I will be sure to check S6 as well. It has been a week of riding with the ignition switch bypassed & no sign of the problem. My dealer has talked with Yamaha on the issue & they are replacing the switch again under warranty. I'll keep you posted. Tom

Thanks for the feedback guys. I did read up on the grounding issue & did look closely at the spyder, in fact took it apart & found no corrosion or signs of the connector ever being hot. Like I stated above I have bypassed my ignition switch & no longer have the problem. So I think I maybe the...

Sorry if this is a dumb question or in the wrong place but I don't have time to read all the pages related to ignition switch failures. How many of us have had failures of ignition switches that were replaced under the recall? I have an 06 w/41,000 miles, never had a problem with the original...

Here is the area that was closed

Not sure why I forgot this but as of last Friday rt 536 was marked as closed for repair. We ran it on 7-23 around 9am & rode past the "Road Closed" sign & were able to get through. They were repairing the road & replacing some guardrail, some equipment was in the road but nobody was around.

Yep. Don't buy tickets for the stands. Buy an infield ticket the night of the race & then find a way to "blend" into the pit area where you might just see something really cool like this;

:secret: Some of us know

Good luck to your daughter at Slippery Rock. Now you will have an excuse to take in some SE Ohio twisties on the way to visit. :rolleyes:

And if for some reason you need another detour rt. 83 between 78 & Cumberland is a nice new ribbon of asphalt. :rolleyes:

I really need a road trip bad & I'm actually sneaking off for long weekend of Appalachian twisties tomorrow morning. :yahoo: Hopefully the weather cooperates.

Have a great time. Hopefully it will be a little warmer & dryer than the last time. B) Tom

Exactly....I consider the good old days up until 93 & the last 24 hour. ;)

Remember the good old days at Nelson Ledges Randy? 90 or 91 I think?