HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Those are the bags JamesK made for his FJR. Veeeerry original there boys. They should have just saved the money and put a wider seat on the FZ1.
It looks much better in person than the photos......IT HAS TO......or riders might confuse it with the early V-Strom which was really ugly except when you were riding it.Wow, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and to this eye, that thing is almost ugly enough to be a BMW. OTOH, BMW GS's sell like hotcakes so I guess emulating them isn't a bad idea. That said, there are too many good looking motorcycles in the world for me to want to walk across the parking lot towards an ugly every sunny day.
Agree, but I didn't wanna sound like I was beat'n this thing down so I just picked on the tails.and one more thing: that touring windshield is fugly. Maybe it works good but wow. Lets see what the aftermarket can come up with.
Its accidentally and OK,Listen to you guys talking about aesthetics over functionality, I thought I accidently got on the Harley forum. LOL
Beary
That is KJ before the breast reduction and nose job.That's not real is it KJ???
And "its" should be "it's".Its accidentally and OK,Listen to you guys talking about aesthetics over functionality, I thought I accidently got on the Harley forum. LOL
Beary
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This is really interesting info, and really shows the cyclical nature of things. I remember all the MC rags (and most discussion boards) were declaring the end of the sport-touring segment was near just a few years ago. But what the tall-rounders add in comfort and agility, they often compromise in weather protection, crosswind stability, and, for some, seat height. I had a BMW GSA for a couple of years. FANTASTIC all-around bike. Did everything OK. Rode like a magic carpet. But I missed the I-4 power and the weather protection a lot. Everyone says the Japanese manufacturer appliances, but I find the FJR to be far more inspiring to ride than the big GS on it's best day....One of the slides I found interesting had to deal with the sales trend of sport touring type motorcycles.
Overall, sales were up 34%.
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