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Yamaha/Corbin Gunfighter Leather seat for Gen I (2003-2005) FJRs. Leather is embossed with carbon fiber-like texture. Deep scoop of riders seat provides excellent support during acceleration. Seat is one piece and directly replaces the stock two-piece configuration without any additional...

Topcase bracket for generation one FJRs (2003-2005). This sturdy bracket replaces the standard FJR luggage rack that comes with the bike. Configured to accept all current GIVI topcases. Was used with a GIVI E52 topcase. All mounting hardware included Price: $45 plus $15 shipping PayPal...

This Sargent modular tank bag system attaches to the FJR's tank with a tank bra that straps to the steering column and back of the tank. The tank bra has a felt backing so that it will not mar the tank. The modular system includes:   Tank Bag Small attachable accessory bag Clear map case...

Bike is SOLD - thanks for your interest

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Great Price - $5500 Package now includes a Yamaha/Corbin leather seat - update from April Listing Here's a view of the Yamaha/Corbin leather seat Low mileage (18,886) on this very well maintained and always garaged first edition FJR. This is the version that was quoted with a 3.0 second...

For one thing, it's a classic - because it is the first year the FJR was imported into the USA. For another thing, it's quicker than the other FJRs. If you read the annual Cycle World performance tables, you can see that only the 2003 FJR is quoted with a 3.0 second zero to sixty time. Also...

2003 FJR 1300 for sale @5,650.00 FJR1300 - 2003 by beemr74, on Flickr Low mileage (18,886) on this very well maintained and always garaged first edition FJR. This is the version that was quoted with a 3.0 second zero to 60 time in Cycle World. The bike has gotten heavier and slower since...

I went to my local WalMart looking for the Maisto 2006 FJR 1:12 model and found nothing, so I went down the road to my local Toys-R-Us and found the blue ones there on the shelf. Nice models. I prefer them unassembled because I need to do some painting on the blue one to remove the stripes...

My last 2 bikes (before the FJR) were BMWs. When I saw the FJR in Daytona I had to order one (I think the multiple bike syndrome [MBS] was just kicking in...). My logic was that instead of replacing my R1100GS with the K1200 GT, I could keep the R1100 and buy the FJR for the same money. The...

Yes, and the simultaneous nature of the two events (three if you count catching the #3 wire) make it worth cleaning out your shorts night after night.... :rolleyes:

I flew A-6 Intruders off aircraft carriers (and even flew them back on...) a number of years ago. Twisting my right wrist - when attached to the throttle of an FJR gives me some of that same adrenaline rush as a carrier landing! :yahoo:

Just finished installing my Wilbers front springs. I read the posts about the "lazy way" to install the springs and flush the fork oil but decided that the all-out method of removing the struts was best. Glad I did - it was a theraputic rainy afternoon working on the bike. The online...

I installed my Wilbers last week and only had time for a short ride after the install. They were noticeably better. I went for a much longer ride today and all I can say is WOW!!! Great handling and they do a terrific job of absorbing the bumps that were rattling my spine with the stock...

Warchild - Thanks for your feedback on the FJROWNERS forum. please add me to the list for the Wilburs group buy! BEEMR