What did you do to your FJR today?
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Always interested in stuff like this.
One day I may actually do something about neatening up my FJR wiring. It really is an embarrassment for someone in the industry.
Luckily my "handiwork" doesn't show.
Like these?
Oh my...
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
I looked at it, as I backed the car out of the garage this morning...will probably do the same when I get home.
SoCalFJR1300
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They are replacement emblems for the stock ones on the sides of the tank.
It's carbon fiber background with Red tuning forks.
SoCalFJR1300
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Yeah those are them, I see you don't approve........I couldn't care less, I LIKE EM!! https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//public/style_emoticons/default/****.gifAlways interested in stuff like this.
One day I may actually do something about neatening up my FJR wiring. It really is an embarrassment for someone in the industry.
Luckily my "handiwork" doesn't show.
Like these?
Oh my...
They look great on my Black FJR.......they would look good on a Red one too!!
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wheatonFJR
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No, Fred's "Oh my!", was just a gasp of excitement as he gazed on those well-built shirtless men.
So, the "Oh my!" was really a comment of appreciation.
Hey hey, to each his own... right? Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.
One has to wonder why it takes four of those shirtless men to raise that one colorful flag.
Maybe they just like "setting the pole" together?
One has to wonder why it takes four of those shirtless men to raise that one colorful flag.
Maybe they just like "setting the pole" together?
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dj bill
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rode it,it was 80 here today.
SoCalFJR1300
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There were like 6 or 7 Marines that did it originally on IWO JIMA.Hey hey, to each his own... right? Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.
One has to wonder why it takes four of those shirtless men to raise that one colorful flag.
Maybe they just like "setting the pole" together?
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5 Marines and a Navy Corpsman, actually. That was the second flag to be raised on Mt Suribachi. Certainly different circumstances surrounded by enemy Japanese soldiers.
clocklaw
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I pushed it out of the way yesterday as I fished out Ginger (my TDM850) and took her out for a little spin....it was a beautiful day in the 40's.
Went to the dealer to get some info in my Y.E.S. contract. It's 13 months old now, and I thought I would get something from Yamaha. So they printed some paper cards for me. Thought Yamaha would send a credit card type of carry-with-you proof. Oh well.
Came home, and my 17yr old daughter wanted to go for a ride. So we went to lunch, drove around the phosphate mine areas (curvy roads w/ no traffic), chit-chatted while riding, went to a county park that has boardwalks through swampland, and stopped by to see her Granny. When we got home she said " that was sooo much fun! Thanks Daddy, I love you.".
Needless to say, I am one happy man right now. She has no idea I will remember that ride, and what she said, 'til the day I die.
Came home, and my 17yr old daughter wanted to go for a ride. So we went to lunch, drove around the phosphate mine areas (curvy roads w/ no traffic), chit-chatted while riding, went to a county park that has boardwalks through swampland, and stopped by to see her Granny. When we got home she said " that was sooo much fun! Thanks Daddy, I love you.".
Needless to say, I am one happy man right now. She has no idea I will remember that ride, and what she said, 'til the day I die.
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SFCJCA
It's a dry heat
Added a Givi rack and E55 topcase. Also did the pin mod to keep the case from flying away.
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Installed Motovation frame sliders and installed a grounding block to go with the fuse block I installed under the driver seat a week ago. Now if my FJR tips I should not have extensive damage to the tupperware and when I get my LED driving lights (and other future yet undetermined electrical goodies) it will be a snap to wire them up without having to access the battery area.
Chuck35
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Today I actually got off work before dark and my recently ordered heated glove liners were waiting for me.
So in the interest of testing I went for a ride. I selected the warm n safe liners because reviewers claimed they only heated in the fingers and weren't very warm.
As I have hippo hands and heated grips, I only need a little heat in the fingers. They were just right. In fact I didn't have to turn on the grips.
So in the interest of testing I went for a ride. I selected the warm n safe liners because reviewers claimed they only heated in the fingers and weren't very warm.
As I have hippo hands and heated grips, I only need a little heat in the fingers. They were just right. In fact I didn't have to turn on the grips.
08FJR4ME
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I had hopes of doing something. After getting the floor all swept up I moved it from one side of the garage to the other. That something never occured. Now I have to go move it back to the other side again. Then put mama's car back to bed for the night.
Maybe tomorrow,
Dave
Maybe tomorrow,
Dave
TomInPA
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I have some PIAA 400/500 horns to install. The garage is dry and insulated, but it's pretty chilly out there, so the box is sitting on the seat for now.
pista
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Ordered up :
1. a set of LR4's with dimmer
2. wynpro PAIR kit
3 wynpro BigFoot
4. wynpro light mount
For my '05
1. a set of LR4's with dimmer
2. wynpro PAIR kit
3 wynpro BigFoot
4. wynpro light mount
For my '05
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
Cool...when I get around to ordering my lights, brackets and dimmer, you can give me a hand withe the install.
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