What did you do to your FJR today?
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El Toro Joe
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HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Dayum...With friends like that!!
YOU CAN DO IT ANDY!!
please don't hurt yourself or the bike, but if you do, have video.
YOU CAN DO IT ANDY!!
please don't hurt yourself or the bike, but if you do, have video.
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Rode it to work; 13.6 miles according to the super-accurate trip meter. Motos have access to the HOV lanes downtown, so I really enjoyed blowing by the other four lanes of cars for the last5 miles at 70 mph on cruise control.
TomInPA
Well-known member
With a No-Mar it should be a piece of cake, unless it's a Bridgestone.I wish I could come down...this could be quite entertaining
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Rode it to work: 13.6 miles according to the super-accurate trip meter. Motos have access to the HOV lanes in downtown Atlanta, so I really enjoyed blowing by the other four lanes of cars for the last 5 miles at 70 mph on cruise control.
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clocklaw
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s.ga.rider
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Rode to work. Im broke. lol Lots of stuff I want to do....
PhilJet09
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Rode it to Savannah.
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
If you are returning through Atlanta, I'd love the opportunity to shake your hand and tag along for two hours.
As for my FJR: Rode it to work again today. 78F with little humidity = bee-yooo-tiful weather. Free parking for motos in the office building's 7-story garage, but they drop and lock gates across all the exits at 7 pm, so I've got an alarm set for 6:30 ....
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08FJR4ME
-WYNPRO-
Well that sucks,
As usual rode it to work today. In the middle of an oil change letting it slowly drip out until the last drop. Next is try and load my Garmin with the EOM routes.
Dave
Edit: Oil change completed, I did find the crush washer in the bottom of the oil pan when pouring out the pan back into the bottle. Dammik! had to pull the bolt back out and put the washer in with minimal spillage.
Maps loaded into the Garmin.
Two task done tonight, That's all folks,
As usual rode it to work today. In the middle of an oil change letting it slowly drip out until the last drop. Next is try and load my Garmin with the EOM routes.
Dave
Edit: Oil change completed, I did find the crush washer in the bottom of the oil pan when pouring out the pan back into the bottle. Dammik! had to pull the bolt back out and put the washer in with minimal spillage.
Maps loaded into the Garmin.
Two task done tonight, That's all folks,
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Rode it took work, bee-yoo-ti-fu 64*F and very low humidity at 12:30 am coming home. I ddn't get in any hurry.
Oh, and I installed new-to-me Delkevik exhaust. Quite the bark!
Oh, and I installed new-to-me Delkevik exhaust. Quite the bark!
wheatonFJR
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Bike loaded for Sat/Sun trip thru the mtns to Hungry Mother SP with Duane/1911.
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Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Y'all be careful, you Hungry Mothers.
creg-ny-baa
Well-known member
Ah! At least you're getting a road trip in place of EOM? Good roads there around Marion. Eats, not so much, IIRC.
08FJR4ME
-WYNPRO-
Right now I am sippin on my coffee contemplating putting my new tires on this morning getting ready for EOM. The bike is just waiting for me to get off my Arss. I have gone 2 seasons on this set of PR2's. I haven't checked but they have to be well over 15K on them and the could go some more. Dammik, I hate wasting rubber.
Life is good,
Dave
Life is good,
Dave
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Bill Lumberg
Merica
Ride it to get steak, in running shoes, shorts, a t-shirt with the sleeves cut off, and a bell custom 500 helmet.
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