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Has anyone looked at interchangability of forks between generations? If I picked up a set of Gen I or Gen II forks and had them rebuilt, are the attachments any different that they wouldn't just slide onto my Gen III? Or is all this still out there?

I haven't seen Warchild or Fairlaner post up anything about how to take the fairing apart. (If I missed it, someone point me at it and I'm happy to have this go in the trash...) The service manual is classically vague about it. Warchild posted this pic: But didn't say how he got there. So...

At 1320 miles, I took the BT-023s off my Gen III. I just don't get along with them. But I know some people here do; if you're one of those people, $125 will get you a lightly used pair of black round things. FOB Salem, Oregon. Shipping them would probably negate any savings, but I might...

*** SOLD *** Leather cover, theoretically for rider about 5'10" / 175 pounds. Good shape, has done me well for 1400 mile days, doesn't work for dookie on my Gen III FJR. $250, FOB Salem, OR

So I'm looking at my Gen I LDR seat, and my Gen III seat. Flip them over and the differences seem pretty minimal. The latch and surrounding area, and the Gen I has clips that were to grab the bottom of the tank. But the basic shape of the seat is the same, so I got to wondering: What are the...

I'd like to acquire a second set of wheels for my '04 ABS; was wondering if the Gen-II wheels are the same as teh Gen-I ABS wheels. OCFJR thinks it's in a FAQ somewhere, but I couldn't find it. Anyone?

All the way to the 17,500 redline... https://upload.putfile.com/videos/a2-29511580123.avi

Beaverton Honda / Yamaha has a new '05 FJR (ABS) on the floor. They're asking full price. https://www.bhy.net/ and you know what I do. (Dave Simmons is a friend and reasonably good guy that works in sales there- that's my only connection.)

https://www.cnn.com/2005/US/09/21/airliner....y.ap/index.html LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- A JetBlue airliner with its front landing gear stuck sideways safely landed Wednesday, balancing on its back wheels as it slowed on the runway at Los Angeles International Airport. Somebody, buy that...

Maybe they fixed the brain-dead 3 digit trip meters that roll over at 1000 miles...