Redfish Hunter
Gone Fishing
Installed the Laam Custom Seat.
Went from the Top Sellerie:
To the Laam Custom:
Went from the Top Sellerie:
To the Laam Custom:
What did you do to your FJR today?
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Checked the air pressure - was ok
Created and loaded up a route for tomorrow's ride in south-central Indiana with 2 other riders (1 with a '13 FJR, other has a GSXR600)
Looked at her longingly in the garage, waiting in anticipation to ride in the mid 40's - 50 degree temps.
Laid out my riding gear.
Can you tell I'm very eager to go out riding!?
Created and loaded up a route for tomorrow's ride in south-central Indiana with 2 other riders (1 with a '13 FJR, other has a GSXR600)
Looked at her longingly in the garage, waiting in anticipation to ride in the mid 40's - 50 degree temps.
Laid out my riding gear.
Can you tell I'm very eager to go out riding!?
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
Hey Allen...enjoy your ride tomorrow.
Installed the Laam Custom Seat.
Went from the Top Sellerie:
To the Laam Custom:
That sure looks very good, Andrew. Very much like a Russell clone. So I'm sure it will support your important tender bits, much the same. I think that this will work very well for you. Ride on...
Niehart
Pie Smuggler
wheatonFJR
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Took my 19yo daughter, just back from her first semester at college, on a nice little ride. She's a keeper as a pillion, did not protest at all as I ratcheted things up. First extended ride with her...nice inaugural two-up ride on the 13.
Sunny and mid to upper 60s is awfully comfy. Sorry about posting that, but after living in the Midwest for decades, I am just groovin this riding weather. Griff and 0Face, you ought to try it...
Sunny and mid to upper 60s is awfully comfy. Sorry about posting that, but after living in the Midwest for decades, I am just groovin this riding weather. Griff and 0Face, you ought to try it...
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
Grad to hear that you were able to enjoy the day with your daughter Mark. Lucky *******.
Grad to hear that you were able to enjoy the day with your daughter Mark. Lucky *******.
Good for you, Mark.
I rode mine today...not the area of nice curvy roads that we wanted since it was drizzling and would have had to slow down too much, but a different area that was still good. Temp right at 50 abd pretty comfy with just quilted jacket and pant liners installed.
I rode mine today...not the area of nice curvy roads that we wanted since it was drizzling and would have had to slow down too much, but a different area that was still good. Temp right at 50 abd pretty comfy with just quilted jacket and pant liners installed.
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
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PhilJet09
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Took a worn out front tire off and put a half worn out tire on. I'll see if I can finish that one off this week.
Weather up here is still hangin in. No salt on the roads YET. Finally got 600 miles on Ginger and changed oil and final drive. 50 degrees tomorrow too, maybe more ridingin
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
Hey Phil, I've got a partially used T30 GT in the garage, if you'd like it, it's yours.
YummYam
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Friday night, installed the Rifle screen I bought on the Forum ages ago and never got around to putting on. Early days for a review but looks ok IMHO.
On Saturday, rode over to my pal LKLD where we pulled the pumpkins off both bikes to check the spline lube situation. Kinda relieved to see a minimal amount of lube there and no bad corrosion.
Slapped on some more Moly to both ends (not too much though), and Rob changed his diff oil.
Unfortunately the open bottle of lube got knocked over un noticed and lubed his garage floor somewhat, (bummer), but, still has a couple of changes worth left.
Did a TBS on mine (unauthorised version), and found slight adjustments needed after approx 9,500 miles. Dropped No. 2 take off cap into the bowels when trying to replace it, but luckily have some spares.
Ran out of time so didn't get around to Rob's. We'll get that done next time.
A good, rewarding day spent with a great buddy.
On Saturday, rode over to my pal LKLD where we pulled the pumpkins off both bikes to check the spline lube situation. Kinda relieved to see a minimal amount of lube there and no bad corrosion.
Slapped on some more Moly to both ends (not too much though), and Rob changed his diff oil.
Unfortunately the open bottle of lube got knocked over un noticed and lubed his garage floor somewhat, (bummer), but, still has a couple of changes worth left.
Did a TBS on mine (unauthorised version), and found slight adjustments needed after approx 9,500 miles. Dropped No. 2 take off cap into the bowels when trying to replace it, but luckily have some spares.
Ran out of time so didn't get around to Rob's. We'll get that done next time.
A good, rewarding day spent with a great buddy.
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Scraped FROST off her seat last night around midnight before climbing on for 45 minutes! (Parked outside at the office.)
It was traumatic.
It was traumatic.
ionbeam
2 FUN
Pretty impressive cold for the northern suburbs of Hotlanta. Time to look into a heated seat? (If only they had AC seats.)
I think Phil is just practicing up to set the world speed record for changing tires. I got a couple of take offs that Phil could use to sharpen his skills over the winter
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
You know, Professor, I'm (pig-headedly) opposed to heated gear on general principles. I mean, it's the Southland for heaven's sake. But the Big Money Rally may entice me into the frozen tundra of Kentucky and Virginia, so ........ I'm thinking about it. Use those grip heaters religiously below 50F.
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clocklaw
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The wife and I did some christmas light peeping last night.....got this one just before it got too dark to see the bike:
Abercrombie FJR
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Christmas light peeping on motorcycle? WTF do I live in ND for?The wife and I did some christmas light peeping last night.....got this one just before it got too dark to see the bike:
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