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Just pulled both side fairings off to do the coolant "********" this weekend. It is very easy. Just don't forget the remove the three phillips screws (each side) above the front wheel.

Don't forget to adjust the headlight. It looks a little high. Congrats on the cool find.

100%. So much easier to put the laptop in there than in the sidebags. Also much narrower when moving around traffic. Don't get to share lanes :angry: but sometimes get close during slow speed passes.

I do the same thing now. I try to make it as visible as possible.

OMG, probably the same guy used to be my co-worker. He did the same thing to me. I had just gotten off my Concours ('95), walked to the back of the bike and was getting my stuff unstrapped. He pulls up and starts to back into my spot. But then he stops, and I figured he finally saw me and...

The pictures you took could have been of my 06. I have the same scars from when I dropped it after I first got it. Sorry to hear about the drop. Welcome to the club.

I was in the same boat two years ago. I had been waiting about three years to get to a situation where we could afford to purchase my FJR. However, I had to wait during the PDP period to get my hands on it. Grueling! But since then I haven't had any urge to buy any other bike. The new...

I'm in.

The only one I had a short problem with was "ataotl" since the a was connected to the word total.

Please, please send us the pics! My wife and I are planning a similar trip this summer. Hope the Winnebagos aren't too thick in July.

What's missing here is that it was three days from the time of his purchase and the time of his tragic death. It was stated that he rode the bike home and parked it. Where were the parents? If they knew he had the bike before his crash they should be the ones responsible because they knew he...

I bought my front BT021 from Cycle Gear and had them mount it. With the mount and an extra $15 they sell a tire insurance. They have about 70 stores around the US but even if you have to buy the tire from another dealer when you cannot find or are too far from their store you bring in the...

How many times have you seen someone open their door when sitting in traffic? Not too often.

One thing to remember is to always ride in the travel lane and not to get off on the shoulder or any place debris will accumulate. These areas are full of screws, sharp metal, nails and other road trash. I have been pretty lucky, one nail in about 36k miles.

I grew up in North Dakota, lived in Minnesota for eight years and have lived the past six years in Florida. I can tell you the bugs in Florida have NOTHING on the number and size of the bugs in Minnesota. We have taken a number of driving trips back to ND through MN and there is hardly a bug...

Make sure to take that slight right at the E05 when you get out of the water.

Get the bike, keep the shirt and buy the bike from that dealer. If he is smart enough to cover the saddlebags before he lets someone sit on the bike, there is some intelligence there.

So let me get this straight, I assume the paperwork you gave him was some type of proof of purchase from the dealership (with YOUR name on it) and you gave him your ID/drivers license. Did he think that someone with the same name as what was on the proof of purchase stole the bike? Like other...

$41? The rear differential oil runs at least $31 for a pint. Please expain.

When I meet a large truck, I too will move to the right wheel track for three reasons. One, the air blast is reduced the farther away you are. Two, as Go Far said, to allow cars behind the truck a better line of sight to see me. And three, especially for dump truck and flat beds, if anything...