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Yes, seats are same. ~G

Say it ain't so Bob! Nicely set-up machine, GLWS. ~G

Dunno Rich. Depending on how much low speed stuff the bike has seen, at 75K you might be a candidate for at least a plate inspection. Any issues before the maintenance work? Tell 'Bug to slo down too, less throttle twisting needed then! ~G

You've got a great trip planned, sending good juju for weather gods cooperation. Enjoy! ~G

Items you'll contend with are the same with any 20 year old vehicle. With limited maintenance records, I'd change all the fluids, check for bad hoses / rubber and then just ride it. 44K isn't that many miles as an FJR is about as bulletproof a platform as you'll find. CCT will give you plenty of...

Welcome from metro Seattle! That's the definition of "low miles" on that '06, not even broken in yet. Change / flush all the fluids and enjoy the bike. ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle! Listen to Niehart, great turnout for the Baker City run. It'll be a great time. ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle! Nice looking '03 you have there, you've come to the right place for all things FJR. ~G

...one of these days 'geek! ~G

Yep, some of the OE screws are pretty soft. Nice job getting it out! My local mom and pop hardware store has a great assortment of ss metric fasteners. I've replaced the usual suspects with either pan head or socket head ss fasteners...no more worries. If I read it right, safe travels and have...

PayPal done. Looking forward to those flat-straight-boring Oregon roads! ~G

Welcome from Seattle-ish! ~G

Yikes, sorry Fred. I guess my soup cans and string comm's isn't too bad after all! ~G

Welcome from Seattle-ish and congrats on the new (to you) '07! ~G

Last two Spearfish events have been awesome, put me down as a definite maybe! ~G

Yep, good reminder. Triple clamp is ES specific due to USD fork diameter and (shorter) length. ~G

As RK indicates, the switch security bolt heads need to be drilled for removal. Carefully center punch the head and using a new sharp bit, drill a pilot hole. If you hit the center exactly, a 5/16" bit will remove the bolt head. If you're off center a bit, you'll need to move up to 3/8". The...

Welcome from metro Seattle and congrats on the new (to you) '05! Nice stable you have, agree with your selections! ;) ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle and congrats on the '20! Enjoy, you won't be disappointed! ~G

The shorter the muffler the noisier it gets. 2Bros with baffles are okay, w/o too obnoxious for my taste. I have a set of Yoshimura / Yamaha aftermarket pipes on my '15. Very pleasing tone that sounds great on wind-up! Lots of choices out there...good luck! ~G