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Welcome from metro Seattle! ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle! ~G

Welcome from Seattle-ish and congrats on the new (to you) '19! You've come to the right place for all things FJR. ~G

Art, hunt around for a USB to cigarette adapter. There are many short versions available to suit your purpose. ~G

From pic, looks like I have a similar LAAM seat. Is that the CF look material? Take a look at black mesh rubber shelf liner. Seriously. Pillion uses it to stop sliding around. Not the most attractive, but works. Cut to size, tuck in front and back to hold in place. Good luck! ~G

On my '15 I have a Givi set-up, SR357 mount with V47 topcase. Local rides I just use the top case. Maybe it's bike set-up, but I've never had a wobble up to 100 ish. However, I did experience the wobble once at 120+ (on a closed course!) fully loaded with bags and top case. Wasn't severe but...

Confirming a Givi SR357 will fit your '20 and support various Givi Monokey cases. On my '15 I have a SR357 with a V47 top case. For OE, as Skoot says, the aluminum replacement is the rack to get but might be a tough find now. Happy hunting! ~G

Thanks for checking in! Follow Doc's orders and hope things continue to improve for you. ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle, Gene! You're in the right place for all things FJR. ~G

Broken wire / loose connection to the fuel pump? ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle! Great advice already...put some (s)miles on the bike and then, figure out what's needed to make it yours. ~G

Welcome from Washington state and congrats on the new (to you) '05! Lots of great information here for all things FJR. Use the search feature and you'll likely find numerous threads on most any subject. ~G

The subframe (should have said front stay!) I'm referring to supports the mirrors, front fairing and headlight assembly. If bike was dropped it could have moved to one side and not cause any ride quality issues. Only sure way to tell is remove some plastic and see what you find. See front stay...

Thanks for the clarification. I read it as (normal) hot start on bike, not the bike overheating and needing to stop to cool off. As mentioned, starter and/or battery is where to begin troubleshooting. On high mileage or older FJRs, there have been instances where seals weep and engine oil will...

Good luck Murray. Great buy for someone looking for a Gen III FJR! ~G

Inspection would be your first course of action. Are you sure the bike hasn't been dropped? Gen I front subframes are steel and will bend (rather than break) if the bike has been dropped hard. Give the front end a good once over, paying special attention to the mounting points and tabs that...

Welcome from metro Seattle, Shane! ~G

Safe travels tomorrow Steve! If you come west over Stevens / Hwy 2, give me a beep-beep as you pass by. ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle and congrats on the new (to you) '15! ~G

Welcome from the east-side foothills! ~G