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The rear caliper is in good shape. The ignition switch was replaced under the warranty way back when. You can have them for the price of shipping, get 'em out of my garage.

The mounting points are the bar ends and a special bolt that goes in the clutch/brake reservoir. Those are included.

Selling a bunch of parts from my 2006 FJR. The bike was wrecked and I have finally given up that I am ever going to redo it. I am listing the part, asking price, weight, and dimensions of the box that it is packed in so that you can estimate shipping. All of the measurements are in inches. -...

Could have sworn I put that in there, thanks for the catch!

Selling my 2006 with 40k miles. It was wrecked in 2010, I think it is safe to say that I am not going to put it back together. The bad: Rear subframe is bent Front forks bent Front cowling is rashed. I bought some replacement cowling off from Ebay, but it is not in the perfect condition it...

Call Digikey. I find calling them a lot quicker than looking through their parts catalog. Somewhere around here I posted the (updated) parts numbers for the switches, but I'm feeling too lazy to look for them. :)

Sounds like you may be in for a new ignition. There is a kit from Yamaha to do the recalls that is in the neighborhood of $60. Not hard to install if you are a do-it-yourself type and you get to use the original key.

I've got one of those, you can have it. On our way out to NAFO our GPS quit talking to me several times. Turns out it worked right up to the point where it got warm, then it just stopped letting anything through(I had it mounted under the seat). Fortunately heading west is not difficult. :)

The touchpad is just a momentary switch and an on/off switch. Swap them out for some waterproof micro switches and mount them in the grip housing ala Brundog: EDIT: Ignore the red/green boxes, you can see the switches on the right of them.

Huh, I wonder what could be up that leg worth visiting. :)

Combine that with your avatar, I am starting to worry about you Mike!

Thanks for posting that Shiny, would have liked to have met him!

In the states it wouldn't be hard to locate a bike that had bent forks and be able to get the fork caps from them. Should be able to get them cheap that way.

They didn't show my dog in there! He was the one sitting on the couch the entire time. :)

I'm a could've been worse kind of guy! ;)

How would that be different than any thread around here? :lol:

Yours is still rideable? Come spring time I'll give you some lessons on how to really drop an FJR! :P

Must be an ass man.

We have 7401 members at the moment, that's going to take some time :)

Another option is to build your own out of PVC pipe. Might not look as nice, but operates the same. You can find instructions around here somewhere. :)