Recent content by Craigar

I have said it before and, I will say it again. Duchess is living the life! Thx for sharing.

Great footage!

Well that would get your attention in a hurry. Luckily for you it was not a direct shot in the face. Ride safe my friend, and stay out of those bird sanctuaries.

Thats not going to last long. Great deal for sure.

Everything which I have seen on YouTube and read. All give it a nod for an urban commuter. The Honda that is. If you want something to change things up with the FJR. Then I would steer you to a 2015 and up Versys 650. The power will not blow you away, but it handles very well in spirited riding...

Thoughts just a damn shame. Sad to read.

The Versys 1k is a great machine to consider. I would also suggest its smaller sibling (650). I personally have one and I can easily run at those speeds all day. The bike still weighs nearly 500lbs. But is very capable machine and handles extremely well. Maintenance is a breeze and also runs on...

They appear to have been sold.

They do make various harnesses to tether a child to the rider. That will at least keep the child from sliding off the back. Look at third world countries. You've got a family of 5 riding on a bike, along with a chicken or goat strapped to it. Not making a joke here. We here in the states get to...

Well that narrows it down from the usual suspects.

Anyone recommend gear shop or motorcycle dealer in W.Washington-Tacoma-Seattle area where one can try on gear (jackets, pants, etc)? Much appreciated! when I lived up North of Seattle. I would hit places such as Seattle Cycle Center or your local BMW dealership, etc.. They have a decent...

I saw two FJR riders coming down from Yarnell this morning(1/12). As I was beginning to make my way up on my Versys. Just curious if either rider was on this forum.

Good article. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the heads up Niehart. Just ordered one up myself.

Frank Thomas waterproof textile jacket is my go to in the winter months. Keeps me both warm and dry without even using the liner.