chivvalry
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hmmm... I wonder how much it would cost to get a brand new 2013 FJR repainted...
hmmm... I wonder how much it would cost to get a brand new 2013 FJR repainted...
I don't know, she's pretty cute, as long as she killed me quickly it might be worth it. And I hope she'd let me put a few thousand miles on the new FJR too though. :lol:On a side note, watch the video included. This girl looks good but kind of creepy in a serial killer kind of way that she is tracking this dude on the FJR and putting photos of him up on the wall. She has an obsession...don't make her mad!
Bingo. That's what shows that mama Yamaha "gets it."Changes aren't earth shattering but the biggest difference IMO is what they have been able to add w/o raising the price too much. Makes the FJR very competitive again in the sport touring class.
First of all, screw you!Well, I bought one...the first 2013 in Arizona, I think. My first FJR, an '05, had 55,000 miles when I sold it and bought my '08. It will be for sale soon, with 82,000 miles. I have totally enjoyed both of these bikes but my initial impression of the 2013 is that it is a definite step up. The new dash is cool and the heated grips and cruise control are really, really, spoiling me. I have never had them on a bike before and didn't realize what I've been missing.
I am planning to ride this bike "sans farkles" for a couple of months, then made decisions as to what to add, also probably moving some things from the '08 to the '13.
I haven't ridden in cold weather yet, but the new windshield seems so effective in the raised position that I may remain with the standard set-up, not going to a Cal Sci or Laminar Lip, like I did on the previous bikes.
And, yeah, I'll be adding a Tanji guard on the left pipe, pronto. Weird that Yamaha did the right side only.
So far, I am a 100% happy buyer!
Aha! You must be the guy who got the one right before me from Apache. It's quite probable yours is the first AZ bike (and mine the 2nd) as no other dealer I contacted had ever seen one or had any idea when any would be available.You're right, Scooter. I ride too much and post too little. I am on the road today and do not have the full VIN available but it ends in ...00070. The Apache Motorcycle sales manager said that meant the 70th one built of the 2013 models. He is the fellow who thought I had the first AZ bike, BWTHDIK?!
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