They are still being sold in Europe where they actually seem to sell pretty well, but North America is a different market. We seem to be stuck in a bit of a cruiser mindset with motorcycles being more of a recreational device than a main source of transportation, where in Europe motorcycles seem to be more mainstream in regards to being used as primary transportation. Remember, back when the FJR first came out Yamaha had no plans to even sell the FJR in the U.S. as they didn't think it would sell well enough to justify bringing it in. In this economy we could end up losing the FJR in the U.S. period.