Good news for FJR owners

[FantasticJohnR]

Guys,

I know that we tend to focus on the negative (whistles, ABS issues and 17 mpg) in our posts on the 06 FJR- but for those waiting- there is more good than bad! Don't be discouraged. After about a couple 100 miles it really loosens up and is a absolute smooth rocket.

I now have around 800 miles and looking forward to many more!

Below are some pics of my FJR riding through the Texas Hill Country. Enjoy.

Hill Top Texas, Sunday 4/16/06- FJR under the "Beer" sign.

Road side stop near Sisterdale, TX

Comfort Texas on a Sunday Morning 4/23/06- FJR on the far end.

 

[Groo]

Nice pics... I've stopped there in Comfort... Good to see you're enjoying the weather/bike/riding...

 

[Rickster]

Nice pics... thanks kinda -- still waiting...

 

[FantasticJohnR]

Rick, We 06 FJRA guys are riding high right now- but its only a short time now for you guys getting the FJRAEs to steal the lime light!

I am looking forward to your posts on this new technology!

John

 

[yamaholic]

That's a hill??? :haha:

 

[FantasticJohnR]

That's a hill???

Well not really- its the name of a town...

Hey tell me what you have to do to winterize a bike when you can't ride it for months on end- that is something I am totally not familiar with :bleh:

 

[Bounce]

That's a hill??? :haha:

You think maybe it's a mountain?

 

[fjrchik]

That's a hill???

Well not really- its the name of a town...

Hey tell me what you have to do to winterize a bike when you can't ride it for months on end- that is something I am totally not familiar with :bleh:

:rolf:

+1

 

[yamaholic]

Hey tell me what you have to do to winterize a bike when you can't ride it for months on end- that is something I am totally not familiar with

Seafoam it, then ride snowmobiles?

I have no complaints. At least I have trees and real hills closeby to wear tires evenly.