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Welcome from Brownstown

Jackson County here, now that I am officially old, I just can’t tolerate cold like was able to. 55ish is my low end now.

You need to try a tenderloin sandwich and milkshake from larrisons in Seymour indiana

Sad to say, my FJR(2003) has stranded me twice with mechanical problems.

those are later wheels, easier to buy used and sell the black ones.

well, i had mine done over the winter of 04, the key to saving some money is to do the disassembly and re-assembly yourself. Also, besides checking the painter out, don't skimp on the paint quality, mine came from the House of Kolor and i am still pleased. One more thing, the FJR logo on the...

I am glad I painted mine, everybody knows red is faster. https://www.flickr.com/photos/95818392@N00/82368715

I live in Everett, just saw this thread, if you need help, send me a message! I have an extra bedroom and bath, plus the red fjr.... the 2003's are fastest.

Here is a link to my red one, get the euro decal set if you do this https://flickr.com/photos/95818392@N00/82368715/

I like my carbon fibre Devil's, very deep sound like a BB Chevy. Picture of my bike on their Web site.

well, i got a sweetheart deal and disassembled/assembled my 03 and it still cost $1500 including paint and euro decal set. expect 1500-2500 depending on base color and complexity. Euro Red Paint Job

Was this at Burlington? :eh:

A couple of friends and I on a beautiful fall ride in Eastern Washington. https://www.flickr.com/photos/95818392@N00/109913643/[/img] :alien:

Thanks for all the kind words. FYI, I took it apart and put it toghther myself to save some coin. Custom Classic did the paint, they are now in Ravensdale, Wa., 425-433-0712, tell Russ Ricky sent you. The correct decals ran about $50, the paint was about $500, out of respect for Russ, you will...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/95818392@N00/82368715 Here is how mine turned out

I had my 2003 converted to a Euro 2002 scheme, very happy with it, just bag and mark all the fasteners when you take it apart, and don't force anything.