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14, the rest of the legs are in rucksacks.

Your description says you have an 07. Starting in 06 there is SOME protection from the factory. I don't think the guard is as neccessary as it would be for Gen I FJR's, but additional protection can't hurt, and it looks nice also.

Garauld/Gary's picture shows the backrest mounted behind the bracket, but I mounted mine in front of the bracket. Does it matter? It seems like the tension from pressure to the backrest would be the same either way. Mounting in front eliminates the edge, and moves the rest forward about a...

Try PM'ing Garauld. He's a great man, and should be able to help you out.

FJRFencer, Did you ever get your surge problem resolved? Was it a bad ECU, or just the swap out to the new software that reads the sensors with less throttle input?

I'd vote for the Visual alert -- works all the time, and it's dedicated to the radar detector. If I decide not to use the audio -- I still have the radar detector. I used it for a long time, worked great!

Another satisfied customer with Garauld's rack: The workmanship is excellent (welds, materials, and powdercoating), kitting of parts excellent, packaging and shipping excellent. Installation was simple and uneventful.

Another limiting factor may just be additional weight of the trailer/hitch, and the impact to fuel economy. also, F = M*A, with fixed F of the FJR, any reduction in M gives you more A!

Another option is to split the work between your dealer and yourself. Remove the wheels yourself -- not too hard, and doesn't require alot of tools Have the dealer ONLY remove/replace the tires on the wheels Order a Marc Parnes balancer -- and balance them yourself, and re-install them.

Try the FAQ at loctite.com: it has a Removal/Clean Upsection that lists: Q: What solvents can I use to remove liquid Loctite materials? A: Most organic solvents are effective in removing anaerobic and cyanoacrylate adhesives. Chlorinated solvents are most commonly used. Dry MEK and acetone...

Awesome! Extracting just the Yamaha FJR1300 motorcycles looks like this: 6 -Tom Melchild , 10,025 , 299,729 7 -Greg Marbach , 10,323 , 298,492 8 -Michael Evans , 10,921 , 298,077 9 -Alan Barbic , 9,832 , 294,561 17 -Matt Watkins , 9,857 , 272,054 18 -Paul Peloquin , 10,001 , 270,097...

I didn't vote as I've never found anything I like. I've had a few different Nady units -- and i would not be able to recommend them.

Rick's Homemade Differential Manometer (Complete) No more need to e-mail me for the large document... About $40.00 (all parts from Lowe's priced May, 2006) CSValues: Ref:, Lowes Price, Description, Used for: 1, $6.80, Qty 2, ($3.40 per 20' roll), rolls of 3/8" (1/4" ID) Vinyl tubing...

It is my understanding that car wheel/tires are 'dynamically balanced' to allow proper weights on the inside and outside rim to also balance concentricity. Motorcycle wheel/tires are so narrow, I don't think there's enough width to require this type of balancing. Typically the FJR is weighted...

I believe Bounce and I are ok now. All worked out via PM. It just shows how easily it is to get out of whack on these forums.

apparent chronology of events: Randy's post censored via closure 8/29 7:25pm Questioning why/why closed 8/29 8:30 pm Bounce apparently becomes admin 8/29 8:36 pm Attempt to re-post 8/29 9:20 pm

i believe you closed it out of frustration, then re-opened it after responses to your actions. we can take this private if you wish, i tried to e-mail you, but your forum settings show 'private' - i pm'd the admin team.

B.S. you censored Randy. im out.

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startin' to make me angry. sent pm's -- no response. makes me want to go jestal.