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Latest SENA 20S s/w just released. V1.7.5

That 'scratch' mark is nothing more then a slight visual imperfection of the cylinder wall plating. The honing marks are still there and crossing that imperfection area with out any wear. As Fred mentioned, after you fix the head problem reassemble using the old bolts with just a snug...

I've been using the SENA 20's for two seasons now and they have performed absolutely perfect. Even after several F/W updates I have had no problems at all.

Ride more - worry less!!!

If you intent to keep your FJR for awhile and you don't mind spending a little, I would recommend looking into installing the slipper clutch Fred mentioned. If you are going to be playing around the clutch assy. you might as well upgrade it to the latest slipper clutch design. I recommend it...

I put in one gal. of T6 plus one pint of STP and the new filter and it seems to work out just fine.

Nicvky dies today after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle in Italy. So sad.

GREAT! Thanks.

I've been using T6 exclusively since my bike was new. I swear by that product and buying it at Wally World it's very affordable.

What a tragedy. Gotta count one's blessings every day we have.

I just don't believe that 7,000 number. I am running the Phillips LED headlights and I believe they are rated at 1500 lumins and I also have the Ericas and each one of them is 6,000 lumins at full power. And to achieve 6,000 lumins the Ericas have 6 LED's. I think one has to be careful with...

No toll roads (yet) in Wisconsin.

Just make sure the shield is properly engaged in the side locking mechanism and also working it up and down many times will have it working just fine.

They are very easy to install on the FJR.

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I guess you just don't understand stuff! This is not 'Superman steel', it's just metal and metal stretches if pulled hard enough. Try doing a little internet research!

Well what ever they do they are definitely not friendly with our plastic light housing lenses. Live and learn!

I'd say that's the case. Possibly if I separated the two halves of the light assy. I could try to polish more vigorously but that just doesn't seem worth while. The reflective surface just looks very badly damaged. The assy. might be a good candidate for someone to try cutting it open and...

Well my success at polishing that damaged lens turned out less then stellar. Trying to polish thru the small hole where the H4 fits was about impossible. I can tell no difference in removing the damaged plastic reflector. Also, the damage to the top of the reflector (just above where the HID...

I just replaced the headlight assy. on my '05 after running HID's for almost 10+ years. Lots of that lens clouding or damage. I'll try to figure out if I can get into the lens area and try to remove and polish the damaged area just out of curiousity . The prices on the replacement headlight...