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I'm in Connecticut and using basecamp to create routes based on the some older EOM routes. Once the EOM routes are available I will add them to basecamp.

Welcome from Colchester

Lots of comments on the other forum http://www.fjriders.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7453

I currently wear some New Balance hiking boots. Very comfortable but no ankle protection,

I am looking for opinions from anyone who wears (has worn) the Gasolina boot. I wear a 4E boot and cannot find a good motorcycle boot. I am looking at the “El Tigre” – Lace-Up Ankle Boots Sizes, Fitting & Measuring

Welcome to the group from Colchester, CT

Hello, I had a 2007A that I put a Gen 3 shock on. Fit form and function all perfect. Something to think about.

I would highly recommend the PUIG Clip On. I tried various large/tall screens but I found the clip on to work best for me

I just hope the gun's not loaded and the ammo is in a tank bag or someplace cooler.

Looks good

Did a little ride today to enjoy the coast being a little cooler than inland

Review: Forcite’s MK1S smart helmet stays on your head, not in your face

Looks good, just lose the top case. As others have asked.

Welcome from the east coast

Welcome from Colchester. I had a 2007 FJR that I sold with 118K miles on it. Replaced the rear shock at 46k with the Gen 3 and put another 60 on that one. How many miles on the '13?

I put a GEN 3 shock in my 2007, no issues. Form and (better) function.

I just sold my 2007 with 118k miles. I got my best responses from Facebook Marketplace. If you haven't listed there you should give it a shot. I got nothing from Craigslist

Fixed it, too much typing not enough thinking

SOLD - 2007 Yamaha FJR1300 - $2500 - Colchester, Connecticut For Sale 2007 Yamaha FJR1300A Mileage - 118,500 Bike runs great. I have owned the bike since 2011. The bike has been ridden as a touring bike not a sport bike. Why am I selling - bought a 2016 FJR1300 with some new extras Basic...

Use the egg carton method for the fastners. As you take them out put the right ones down one side in order, and repeat for the left side.