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Hi MadMike (and all) Number three from your list reminded me of this video clip - particularly funny if you are (or once were) British, cheers all - Bull

my pancake was built by Porter Cable - it's been a solid little work horse. No complaints with P C

great clips Ranger - thanks for posting!

nahhh...... wouldn't hurt a bit if you were ATGATT :unsure:

The only problems so far is the loose nut behind the handle bars.... :blink: My wife said something about that with my bike too - but I had a look and couldn't see what she was talking about. Thanks Lar - I'm thinking in the same direction too ......

The small minded will always be small minded. too true and well said Hardluk1 Toe - keep to the high path man - the company is always better there!

They do for sure Bear - I have the brochure right in front of me: for 2004 models (FJR) and later : 1 year - 770 2 year - 881 3 year - 991 4 year - 1288 I just can't help wondering if $1300 might be a good enough chunk of change to put towards even a significant problem - and then you have...

I just got an invite from Mamma Yama to purchase extended warranty for my 2006 - for 4 years that's the princely sum of 1300 clams up here in Canadaland. If I could get it from D+H I would pull the trigger on it in an instant - but YES warranties bought stateside don't transfer north of the...

thanks for sharing Wfooshee! the front end dismantle has always daunted me - your step by step is very helpful, cheers!

got the clamp install done today - only had time time for a short spin but it feels good. Rather than use a centre punch to start drilling out the bolts that held the lock barrel in place in the stock clamp, I used a small sharp, carbide tipped tool in the dremel - and made a small pilot mark...

I found myself in a hole once. 'Bout a couple of years back. ... and it can take time to dig yourself back out. If you've never been there - you might not know just how hard it can be. Just saying. Sure, getting your fuel cell late is challenging too - I hear ya. I'm not suggesting you...

Bull, the webpage says it can be got with an adjustable intermediate controller. Do you have this feature and does it work? Also, do the heatpads come in a set of two or is that per pad? Thanks for the info ;) , PM. <>< Hi Painman - the units come just one at a time. I ride mostly...

How was the install? Any gotchas getting the factory seat fabric off and back on? Hi Winterpeg - I used something like a letter-opener - it had a pointy front end but was flat with rounded edges. If you don't bother with the 'rounded edges' thing, you'll nip the fabric. Make sure you have a...

If I were you Powerman - I'd just dive into the FJR and switch out the bulbs - you're hands are bleeding already.

How do the Night Breakers compare to the Silver Stars? in price? Brightness? and length of service? I have Silver Stars now, any reason to change? Hi Ohio I haven't used the silver stars myself so I can't give a response in comparing the two. As for the stats, there will be many better folks...

These guys finally got road tested last week - they're good. Better than stock - noticeably so. Seemed to get better light out to the sides, still seeming to keep the stock pattern for light cast forwards to the centre. Clearly a crisper whiter light. I noticed that I could see the colours...

Hi folks Just a quick report on the aerostich bunwarmer saddle heater. If you live anywhere you might use a heated liner in your jacket, then I'd say check this out too: https://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/Bun-Warmer-p-19520.html For all you guys who live in roasty toasty climates already...

450 miles riding her home sounds like a great day out to me! have fun dude.... Bull

bet it must be a similar feeling when you 'give your daughter away' at her wedding.

geting the rubber boots back on is a real pain in the arse. have some beer chilling in the fridge for when you're done - you'll thank me later