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I've been real happy with my C3 pro. I went with the high visibility version and get lots of comments so that obviously works.

That is a screaming deal - no doubt it will be gone soon - but - if you decide to sell that rack/backrest separately, I'd be interested. Thanks

If you decide to part this out - let me know.

I am not interested -

How about a picture?

That quote about no old bold riders/drivers fits here.

My Gen 1 FZ-1 has gone through two sets of PR2's in the last three (N Mich,) riding seasons, with annual trips to SE Ohio and areas around Deals Gap (not trailered). The 2's always impressed me with their combination of wear and grip but when the 3's came out I decided to give them a try. I...

Great video - He's having fun - the brake fluid makes a cool "G" meter.

How many miles on it? What tires/how many miles on them. Are you keeping the Triumph?

Not strictly an FJR problem, the air filter makes a wonderful mouse nest.

I see you know bar-end mirrors and "Naked" also.

Those are cool pictures - In the end, the lights relative to each other is what is important to me.

No - I have not - they do not appeal to me. I have an FZ1 (bought new in 2004) and the first thing I did was yank the fairing/mirrors to make it "Naked". Same bar-end mirrors on that bike. Ever ride a bike with good bar-end mirrors?

Late August this year I bought an '06 "A" with 10,000 miles - original tires, nice shape, for $5000 - at a Yamaha dealer. It had spent the better part of the summer at that dealer.

I like the stock mirrors for what they do show me. The handlebar end mirror (just one) gives such a wide clear view of what is behind plus, I’ve had them on bikes for a long time – ever since I rode the hood of a car through a red light watching my H2 Kawasaki disappear in a shower of sparks.

Love that!! "I ride a GS scooter with my hair cut neat"

Somebody had a dream and followed through --- not my dream but done well.

Interesting - I had a similar experience with a barn find /2 in 1995, a 1969 R69/2US,10,000 miles, same saddle as yours with Enduro bags. Still had 1971 plates on it from when it was put away. Brought it home, cleaned the tank and carbs/plugs - started on the seventh kick. Oh - by the way - my...

Do not see a price.