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No, as that is the only seat I have for the bike.

Due to Multiple Sclerosis, I am no longer able to operate the clutch on my beloved FJR. Asking: $11,000 Mileage: 21,111 Extras Included: Corbin LAAM custom seat Tourmaster tank bag Shad top box w/brake light Canyon cages Laminar lip Right View: https://goo.gl/photos/yQZpPrSLCFMsEhbb8 Left...

That method does not work on the GenIII. You have to get the inside panel off first before you can even get to the instrument cluster.

I wish I could take the day off and join you.

Ug . . . So things have changed again. I MAY be coming. The wife won't, but there is a possibility for me.

Family things have cropped up, so I'm out.

hppants: Thank you. Once we got out of the area that had the community festivals, the back roads were very clear. The problem was clearing the community festivals. We didn't know they were going on that day, so we had to make changes on the fly. Coming home, since we took the slab, had a bit of...

My wife can't get the time off, so my attendance will be very iffy.

For a ride that took place back in October.

BEGIN OBLIGATORY SNARKY COMMENT A trailered FJR is a sad FJR. Screw the family, and ride it to Colorado! END OBLIGATORY SNARKY COMMENT

Also check what kind of roadside assistance you can add to your insurance.

Thank you. The break was back in December. However, it is fully healed . . . although I don't have 100% range of motion or my strength back. That's not stopping me from riding now.

The better your primary gear is at handling a wide variety of weather conditions the better. I won't argue there. Given the weather conditions in this corner of the country, I still stand by good rain gear that can be put on or taken off quickly.

I couldn't find an admore set that was the right size and flexible. Do you provide a link? I have a feeling my solution will be cheaper in the long-run, but is (nearly certainly) a more time-consuming installation.

First, I will second the recommendation for a pin lock to prevent fogging up. However, if you ride in changeable weather conditions, you don't want to stop, take off your pants, zip in the liner, and put the pants back on. Also, if it gets super wet, the jacket alone won't keep you dry and...

I'm having a very slow morning at work, so I took some time to do a more complete write-up. As mentioned earlier, I installed 4.5" Radiantz flexible amber strips. The Radiantz come with two leads about three feet long. One lead is yellow (positive), and the other is black (negative). Running...

That is correct. I would need a second array for running lights. What would you like to know? I didn't take pictures, as I was too busy trying to sort the process out.

The positioning has an extra benifit: I see them, so I turn them off

Alright! I finished and here is a brief video of the final test before dressing the wires and buttoning up the bike:

As a daily commuter in the Great Pacific North-Wet, I can say that you do not need a cover. A cover gets to be a hassle very quickly. The only time I take along a cover is a small 1/4 cover when I'm camping. This is to keep the tree goop off the bike. Rain gear has been covered in previous...