That's all well and good but you didn't answer the all-important question burning in the minds of owners everywhere.
Dammit man, 'fess up!! Did you replace the valve stems?
What did you do to your FJR today?
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Dammit man, 'fess up!! Did you replace the valve stems?
RossKean
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Did a 6 1/2 litre oil change. That's what happens when you dump the first 2 1/2 litres in without remembering to put the drain plug back. At least I still had the drain pan in place!
Maybe this is the trick to flush out that 30 oz. of oil that doesn't normally drain?
Maybe this is the trick to flush out that 30 oz. of oil that doesn't normally drain?
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Doh!! It happens. At least there were no nasties left in the threads when you screwed it back in
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bhendron
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Rode her to work nekked! (ok, just without the bags):
Bungie
FrostBack #2 - IBA # 44620
Nuffin. Just like the yesterday and the day before. In fact, I haven't ridden it or done anything to it since I came back from SE Ohio 2 weekends ago. Rain + Ebola or whatever it is I have is a bitch.
I'll be riding this weekend though
I'll be riding this weekend though
2006 ' Installed MotorCycle Larry Highway Pegs.. not a huge stretch for my legs, 32 " inseam" but definitely a change and that might help extend my range.. now need to consider a better seat.. Washed her up and plan a nice afternoon ride.
Sold it!
Well, sort of... I sold it to my son. He'll be taking the Bass Bote Blue Beauty off my hands. In partial compensation I get my beloved 1998 VFR800 back (yet again). The FJR will be a much better ride for him and his girlfriend to take nice long rides through Vermont, where they live.
But they are in he process of moving to a new place next week (one with a garage!) so all the bikes are hanging at our place this week...
That's a pretty fine line-up, if I do say so myself.
I gussied up the VFR after I got her back, and she still shines up pretty nice. I was intending on throwing it up for sale (yet again) but then I rode it this morning for a few hours and realized that I like the bike a whole lot more than the amount of money someone is likely to give me for it. I've got it all set up with Givi side cases and trunk and a tank ring that will accept my Bags Connection electrified tank bag.
Think I'll just keep it for just a little while longer. Three bikes isn't too many...
Well, sort of... I sold it to my son. He'll be taking the Bass Bote Blue Beauty off my hands. In partial compensation I get my beloved 1998 VFR800 back (yet again). The FJR will be a much better ride for him and his girlfriend to take nice long rides through Vermont, where they live.
But they are in he process of moving to a new place next week (one with a garage!) so all the bikes are hanging at our place this week...
That's a pretty fine line-up, if I do say so myself.
I gussied up the VFR after I got her back, and she still shines up pretty nice. I was intending on throwing it up for sale (yet again) but then I rode it this morning for a few hours and realized that I like the bike a whole lot more than the amount of money someone is likely to give me for it. I've got it all set up with Givi side cases and trunk and a tank ring that will accept my Bags Connection electrified tank bag.
Think I'll just keep it for just a little while longer. Three bikes isn't too many...
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bluejag
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That is indeed a fine group you got there Fred! A lineup that anyone you be green with envy to have. Great that Freddy grabbed the 05 that thing is good for another 100,000 Nice to see the VFR back. Tough to go out in the morning and have choose but somebody has to do it Oh what did I do to my bike today? Still on the lift in the garage Jag
Geezer
Parsimonious Curmudgeon
Is it possible to have too many motorcycles? I don't think so, as long as they all get used.
Full House
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Installed new PR2 front tire and balanced using FJReady's balance shaft assy. I did have to break the bead and rotate the tire 180 degrees to balance with less weight.
Damn Michelin and their no balance mark policy.
Greg 03
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Let a friend ride it... Haven't ridden a single mile since July 3rd, still waiting on neuro surgery consult.
fastpappy
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Rode her to work again today. I just love how the bike comes alive when the weather starts to cool.
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
I also rode it to work today...where I'll be sitting at my computer, wishing I was in Maggie Valley, at EOM.
ionbeam
2 FUN
Taking some farkles off my FJR today.
Putting them in a travel bag and heading to San Francisco tomorrow where the farkles will be installed on another bike for a couple of weeks.
Putting them in a travel bag and heading to San Francisco tomorrow where the farkles will be installed on another bike for a couple of weeks.
Have a great trip, Alan. And, watch out riding on those smooth western roads. You can be doing a ton and it feels like only 55 mph around here.
ionbeam
2 FUN
Where I'm heading I probably can't get up to 40 mph, even with lots of peg sparksHave a great trip, Alan. And, watch out riding on those smooth western roads. You can be doing a ton and it feels like only 55 mph around here.
LagerHead
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Road it to a friend's house last night for a blues jam and a beer. Good times.
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
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