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2004 FJR Engine heat
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<blockquote data-quote="SacramentoMike" data-source="post: 1434439" data-attributes="member: 11508"><p>You almost live in freaking CANADA. So when the AZ and TX guys tell you it's not so bad, believe it. Ditto this CA guy, and I had two '05's (also a Gen I). A heat blanket under the tank helps, and you can get wind deflectors (Baker Air Wings is one) that can direct air onto or away from your legs. Highway pegs can also bring relief, same with keeping the tank topped off, but then when it cools down, I recall really appreciating that engine warmth. Hey, it's a big engine; what do you expect? They all get a little warm. Just manage it a little. BTW, 50-some K miles on an FJR is low mileage, especially if the guy rode it and maintained it. Sounds like a good price too IMHO. Buy it and have a ball.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SacramentoMike, post: 1434439, member: 11508"] You almost live in freaking CANADA. So when the AZ and TX guys tell you it's not so bad, believe it. Ditto this CA guy, and I had two '05's (also a Gen I). A heat blanket under the tank helps, and you can get wind deflectors (Baker Air Wings is one) that can direct air onto or away from your legs. Highway pegs can also bring relief, same with keeping the tank topped off, but then when it cools down, I recall really appreciating that engine warmth. Hey, it's a big engine; what do you expect? They all get a little warm. Just manage it a little. BTW, 50-some K miles on an FJR is low mileage, especially if the guy rode it and maintained it. Sounds like a good price too IMHO. Buy it and have a ball. [/QUOTE]
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