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This bike is SOLD

I never liked the decals. I think that I removed them within the first few months. I just wanted it to look clean. Anyway, it's still available today. My riding days are behind me now. She needs a good owner.

One owner bike. Just a few mild mods. Non ABS model. Never down, no drops, no wrecks. 11,700 miles - not a typo; that's all. Bike is in great condition. Orange County Craigslist post: https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/mcy/d/santa-ana-yamaha-fjr-1300/6933842396.html

Santa Paula is such a nice area to fly through. More videos please.

Back in the OC yesterday 12h 45min. Uneventful slab ride through miserable heat. Not enough can be said about the planners of the event; exceptional! WFO-5 (great) WFO-6 (even better) NAFO-1 (the best is yet to come)

So was that you with three other FJR's that Deb and I met up with in Baker between 2-3PM or some other hot riders? With stops we made the return trip in 12h 45min. The 112F in Baker was a little too much to take. We couldn't stop in that heat so we just kept going. Great time at WFO. We'll be...

ZZ Get well soon. The OC will not be the same without you riding. kirk

Quack, quack, :clapping: It was a good game all the to the end.

I'll play..... Tonight Wild @ Ducks Wild handed their first loss of the season..........just maybe. The Ducks look pretty good lately. Go Ducks!

Didn't we just do this two weeks ago. Clearing the air seems to be good for the soul. :D

"without the booze" Are you kidding...booze is usually necessary while on this place.

I have a friends Busa in my garage because of a similar problem. The right-side caliper was completely locked-up (which caused the left side pads to roast). I have them off and disassembled - what a mess. Ordered replacement seals from Suzuki for $28/per side. Of course ordered new pads too...

Is there a reward for reading every word? In the end, after all of the emotions were exhausted, I think level of civility was pretty good. I'm a sideliner most of the time but read pretty much everything posted. I've seen it all, the flames, trolls and good help from good people. The good help...

..is that why it's called erecting a wall.....

Watched it, loved it. If you didn't see it, catch it again on SpeedChannel on Tuesday.

I'll bid if they throw in the grocery cart....the price of stainless keeps going up.

Jersey, do you need a few 'factory' banjo bolts? I solved my bolt problem today and have a few extra factory bolts that can be mailed. You will still need new crush washers but the bolts are fine.

Rad, we can always count on you for a laugh... :D I spoke with Gary and he is willing help (as he always is) in any way that he can but I think that I'm just going to trim them with a Dremel and cutting wheel.

So it appears that I'm the last one to install my Speigler brake lines and ABM rotor. I've searched the old threads but cannot find any duplication of my problem. The banjo bolts sent with my purchase are 1/8" longer than stock and are hitting-bottom long before the crush washers are even...

my pick: 1. crop the bow of the boat out of the Oracle shot and that's a winner (the bow distracts me) 2. I like the contrails from the props in the first pic but I'm not sure the pic is sharp enough to enlarge. 3. rotate the Red Barons pic to have the planes flying from lower right to upper...