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I have used these Denali's on two different FJRs. https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/denali-dr1-20-led-light-pod-with-datadim-technology?sku_id=1243217

Sticking with Aerostich Darien pants. Weather proof as well as pretty good protection.

I have used them (Lone Star) too but now adays, the hourly rate has risen so much, I am hoping I can do any needed stuff myself... not that I am all that qualified! Bought a couple of bikes from them as well.

Oh come on, we could not only have a *new* oil filter thread but we could add in some tire/tyre questions too!

Great bike and a very good year too. I also ride a 300cc Yamaha for short, around town or campsite trips but have a 2019 for those longer days in the saddle. As someone else posted, the weight is not noticeable once you are out of the parking lot. A little unwieldy at very low speed and be sure...

Oh man, I can almost forgive the 10 year old's hat style since in fact, I spy a Roadcrafter suit! Been a long time wearer of Aerostich, both the Roadcrafter and Darien. Great stuff. Always in style too!

My better half decided she wanted to come along to enjoy the roads and see the sights, so I cancelled my BW reservation and booked a spot for our RV at Chris' Camp about two miles away. Did you all know there is both an ST1300 (Honda) group there during the same dates as well as some of those...

Totally agree. Love that color.

I've used T-Rex racing sliders on two different bikes. So far, have not had to field test them, thankfully! https://www.t-rex-racing.com/2013-2019-Yamaha-FJR1300-frame-sliders-p/n69-13.htm

I might continue to look around. My 2019 with 7K was just about a hundred dollars or so more than the listing above. And it was also through a dealer, in St. Louis. Came with one of those locking gas cap Givi tank bags and a top case too. Depends on how far you are willing to go also I suppose...

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Old thread but valid points! I actually recorded an install video for Eastern Beaver while I was doing the PC-8 work. Their stuff is well made. I would definitely put my fuse block under the driver seat. It fits perfectly down there, at least for me. Hopefully they still have the video somewhere.

Just booked my room. The rates were a little screwy, but the lady was quite nice and was going to call me back after some 'research' she said.

I (briefly) switched to a Yamaha 900GT and was less than overwhelmed. Ended up selling it to a guy who drove down from Colorado to Texas and the next day I flew up to St. Louis where I had located a 2019 FJR, bought it and rode it home to the Dallas area. Much happier. Never actually ridden a...

Looks like I got a hall pass so should be joining the party, so to speak.

You guys camping? Yikes!

I'd say look for an ST1300 from Honda, but they quit making those as well. (Pan European over there BTW)

Ha, not only that, also have a 2nd bike!

So true. I use their driving lights on my lower forks and quite happy with them however.