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Still looks great after all these years!! I sure miss everyone. Dr.Dan

You are one lucky dude! Here's to the dancin' :drinks:

Prayers sent. Its time to Live for those who can't. Rider up my friends.

ATGATT!

Glad you are OK Steve! It is fitting that you will now be riding TWN's great bike, "The Barney Express rides again!". So you were riding left handed, with the throttle lock on, Pie in the right hand, and in the middle of a decreasing radius on Palomar, when all of the sudden you decided to...

Happy Birthday!!! :clapping:

I see you have deviated from the Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck theme finally.

Most excellent. Felt like I was part of the gang. Thanks!

Very scary. Glad you are still alive to ride another day. Have you ever noticed nearly all accidents on the FJR's are not due to the FJR rider but rather the cager making the problem.

My favorite bike of the 80's was my 1984 Kawasaki GPZ 750. It had a Kerker 4 into 1 exhaust, Lockhart lower cowling kit, custom corbin seat, Lockhart tinted windshield, Grab-on grips, custom adjustable handlebars, black leather tank and fairing protectors, and Dunlop tires. That was a great...

Ride safe guys. I cant make this one, no bike yet! :dribble: Yet! Birds to all of you. :fuck:

Good PR2 Review Jeff! Thanks again.

Santa Fe Dreamin, Meet us at this gas station. Dont forget to use your GPS locator! This free service allows you to look-up the GPS location of any active cell phone user (FJR rider, wife, spouse, children, etc.). Could be very useful for investigative purposes, see where your wife is when...

Still a great bike no matter what the color. We should come up with the FJRForum edition bike. The colors could be like this: https://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/events/d...ry_benefit.aspx

I never noticed any drop in the oil level but it is nice to check, just cuz we can. If the bike stands up in the corner too much your compression damping may be set too tight/slow and you could be using too much front brake after you are entering the turn. Use the gears, ride the pace, and...