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Same model and year 125000km. on mine great bike.

That would cause a major problem with handling not to mention shenko tires are a very cheap tire

looking good on the road there. I have the same model.

Thanks for your input and yes as I got older I realized lighter is better. Hence my purchase of a 2020 katana. I still keep my blue 05 FJR for touring.

125000km. on my trusty FJR I call it Farnham's Joy Ride. Lots of memorable experiences.

I have an 05 myself Yours is looking really good!

how much do you want for it I could pay shipping into Canada as a used part? I cannot mount my shad trunk at all!

My friends wife backed into the rear of the bike and broke it years ago. even the key broke inside the SHAD trunk

mine is a shad trunk. the whole plastic carrier broke in half

yes the stock plastic grab rail trunk mount is broken Plus I have a SHAD trunk mounting system The metal Givi system will not work.

I have a 2005 fjr the plastic back carrier broke is there a metal replacement available?

The grab rail back- carrier made of plastic broke in half. Are the other model years like gen 2 are they the same back carrier? I can no longer mount my trunk on the back nothing left to grab onto. Hoping to find a used replacement.

2018 Honda goldwing new 7 speed DCT paddle shifting. Hopefully in spring test drives.

For the love of GOD put wheel bearing grease on the axle. The axle does not spin but a inner needle bearing sure does The grease works its way onto that bearing. A light coating works each time you take off the wheel.

The only problem is a needle bearing in the middle of axle where it does need grease. No the axle does not spin but that bearing sure does wheel bearing grease does wonders.

Like I say for some the AE is a perfect fit. I think a honda test drive of the DCT goldwing 1800 is in order.

Agreed I think a test drive of the 7 speed Honda goldwing is order to try out DCT

Happy belated birthday! Did you sell that 1000cc Yamaha? It's the one with center hub steering.

This rider has been looking at the paddle shifting bikes vs. the standard clutch shift.Not sure if I really want to embrace the new technology. For some I am sure its a fit for them. As for me I am still in love with the shifting and feel of a standard. Back in 2012 I bought an accura tl...

Pretty sure it comes from the racing blue and white colour scheme on their factory racers. I like the colour all a matter of individual tastes.