What did you do to your FJR today?
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Bustanut joker
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I'm calling ******** on this one.. I've seen pictures of your garage Bill.
A D9 dozer is the only way you're getting in that place.
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El Toro Joe
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27 and light snow both ways yesterday...but the sun is supposed to make an appearence today with a high of 36, dry and 25 for the ride in this morning.
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bwv
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After my ride home in the snow yesterday... I Put the $30 worth of M10x1.25 Ram Ball, Short arm, Ram diamond ball and TomTom One Mount on, so i could put on my $12 ebay TomTom One V2 that I covered with Black silcone on (ok..so now its worth 12.50).
Thinkin' about if i should consider a used Streetpilot or not.. The TomTom works really good, and I only look at it to see how lost I am when I get in the middle of nowhere... but you guys all seem to have em... and I want to fit in...
Thinkin' about if i should consider a used Streetpilot or not.. The TomTom works really good, and I only look at it to see how lost I am when I get in the middle of nowhere... but you guys all seem to have em... and I want to fit in...
70 something yesterday and 75 right now.
yamafitter
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Tripped over the FJR getting parts I needed for the WR450 as I get ready to leave in a few days for FODS.
El Toro Joe
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Have fun ya lucky *******, and take lots of pics
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snackbauer
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Finally installed the bare wire cable for my Garmin Nuvi 750.
Geezer
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Replaced the spark plugs. I have been using NGK Iridiums for years and changing them once a year regardless of mileage. In the past, when I took the used ones out they always looked like they were barely worn. The set I tool out this time had been in for two years. They had about 35K miles on them, and they did look tired. I'll probably go back to changing them every year in the future.
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SoCalFJR1300
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Put on new tags and a new plate frame! WOO HOO!!!
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drove to Work - Tried out my gopro on the handle bars (used a ram mount and small adapter on the clutch reservoir - tried on my helmet but too much wind noise - Some Vibration but not bad. - Need to work out the best youtube /edit settings setting though - as not very good qaulity after upload
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Bustanut joker
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Reminisced of it with pics from days gone by...Then I went in the house and took a crap and remembered I forgot to call Odie about his plumbing issue.
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a.droid
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Completed the Barbarian Jumper Mod. Too easy. Now for some miles to see how I like it.
Looks like a nice ride to work, I have a 5Klm ride I seem to get on then I am there looks nice were you are
cheers for uploading your clip.
tuggy
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Back from Ground Spider recall, full service & MOT.
Good to go.
Good to go.
SoCalFJR1300
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My CAL SCI "Shorty" tinted screen arrived today and I put it on. Going on about a 400 mile ride tomorrow, Fillmore/Ojai/Hiway 33/166/Lockwood Valley.
Not a perfect fit, holes were a little off and the "W" frame on the outside won't stay in one of the holes, pops out. Not a big deal I guess but I'd expect it to fit.
QUESTION for the collective.
New screen doesn't come with a gasket and I can't get the OEM off without ruining it, how essential is it to have that gasket there??
Not a perfect fit, holes were a little off and the "W" frame on the outside won't stay in one of the holes, pops out. Not a big deal I guess but I'd expect it to fit.
QUESTION for the collective.
New screen doesn't come with a gasket and I can't get the OEM off without ruining it, how essential is it to have that gasket there??
There's a gasket?
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