Start with this: https://www.the-blueprints.com/vectordrawings/show/16457/yamaha_fjr1300/
Then have an artist on Upwork or Five add the Yamaha logo and pick the color you want and do a rendering to make it look more real.
Ditto to everyone who wants to lose the top box.
They are rare don't go for sale frequently. Expect to pay about $400 for a nice used one. You may have to wait several months to find your color. If you, buy it the first day it goes for sale. I've missed two in the last year trying to haggle.
I was there that day. I also saw a sweet 40s rat rod pickup do a few endos last spring. I also saw a naked Hayabusa hit 257. Then the same guy bested that time on a day when I was not there.
Thankfully, no one has gotten seriously hurt. Yet.
I am riding to Goliad from Austin to spectate at The Texas Mile. This is a speed unlimited event for motorcycles and cars. I've run the event before, but this time will just enjoy the company of gear heads like me. I can guarantee a full bevy of modified super bikes and exotic super cars...
Plastic welding means melting the plastic back together again. I taught myself to do this with a soldering iron. I sometimes add some extra plastic from zip ties to add plastic bulk to the seam. The ABS plastic melts well and the seam becomes as strong as the original if you melt it...
I did the pillion. My wife doesn't give me grief about risking my life on a bike, so I think she deserves her own custom portion of the seat for those times when she let's me risk her life as well.
I have the speed cheetah vizalert. I also have the screamer. Neither are perfect. The visual alert can be missed in the day even though it's 2" from my eye in peripheral vision. That's because of the glare of bright sunlight on windshields and face shields. The screamer sometimes gets...
I put my horn (but not the compressor) in the same spot you did, roadrunner. I didn't check the clearance, and after a ride on a very bumpy road, the horn jumped off and into the bushes never to be seen again.