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That cop has great riding skills. Really shows that he lives and works on that bike.

Duct tape, a flashlight and a couple of bungee cords

Thanks wfooshee. Genius! Now, to take a few bolts back off and put that "hook tank fitting" back on. I am sure it must be there for a reason. Appreciate it.

Picture of "found part" is at https://namethatfjrpart.shutterfly.com

I am hoping someone can help me identify a part I found under my 2005 FJR today. It is grey metal, two inches long, the shape can best be described as two circles in the shape of the number 8. On both sides of each circle, there are small tabs, which probably helped it hang on to what ever it...

It's all about being considerate of other people and not trying to be the speed police. I drove in Europe for a few months and nearly everyone stayed right unless passing. Also, in Europe if someone flashed their lights at you, you moved over. Here someone flashes their lights and all it does...

Well, good question. I got involved with FJR Forum when I first got my bike then kind of drifted away from it. While my faithfulness to FJR Forum may have drifted, I have been riding my FJR faithfully since 2005. Looking forward...

Does SFO cover the Dallas / Ft. Worth area? If so, how do I join please?

I am reading a book about a guy riding a motorcycle around the world. It is named Jupiter's Travels. I would recommend it. Any other similar books anyone has read?

3,400 miles - delivered July 2005

Sure do miss riding on the Blue Ridge Parkway since moving from Georgia to Texas. In my opinion, it is one of the finest motorcycle roads in America. 460+- wonderful miles of limited access curvy, hilly smooth blacktop, tracking along the Blue Ridge mountain peaks. :cownoy:

Very nice look

Mirrors are good for me but I would love to have a gear indicator for those times where you loose track and the speedo could be just a little larger ;)