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Justin (Justnick1) lives in Coolville OH on the south edge of SEO (30 min from Marietta) . He does alot of work on bikes for guys and has a pneumatic tire changer. I don't want to speak for him but drop shipping a tire to his place would be the most economical solution....

Despite my aversion to commitment and pre planning....I already booked the hotel.

There is a post in the other sandbox but I couldn't find anything here either. Its on my radar but I'm still undecided at the moment. This is from the other site: Attendees: Allen_c Gramps Petey 0face 'Zilla Abercrombie FJR Silverback Prestone Aireboss griff Intech & his selfie stick Omnimo...

Thank you Andy and Suzie for hosting yet another great event! Thanks to Ray and Bill for taking to time to travel with tools and know how to lead the projects. It was great to see familiar faces and meet new friends and share laughs........I'm still cracking up that one of our members stared in...

PM sent to Geek. Planning to arrive late afternoon Friday. Hoping to sleep somewhere at the house if there is room. Hammock/air mattress/ lawn chair in the driveway.

Would we have tools/time to do front wheel bearings as well as my forks? Ray/Yamafitter/Geek- Let me know if you would rather I disassemble the bike here and just run the forks out there.

A couple things to consider: -Depending on where you tapped into power, you could have some voltage drop from the OEM wires. It doesn't seem to be a huge issue with the FJR but on my Suzuki Cruiser, it was not uncommon to have almost 1V drop if you tapped into a low gauge OEM wire. -The all...

I ran a 10" SAE charge plug from my fuse box and then connected a longer 3' section of wire with a SAE plug under the rear seat. Then I drilled a small hole in the bottom of the case to pass the bare wire through and "weatherproofed" the hole with hot glue. Inside of the case I have a 12V Cig...

I took the handle/bolt off of the standard ram arm and used a stainless allen bolt. You could take it a step further and use a security torx bolt.

I don't know????I think there was someone last year with similar mileage and I recall they lived in a warmer climate that would facilitate a longer riding season than Michigan. I'd venture to guess first 5 is a safe bet.

Rolled 100k (miles) today on my 2013. Purchased in May 2014 from a forum member with 5K miles on it.

For 2013 owners...keep an eye on ebay for a 14 or 15 A ECU. I beleive you can set up an alert. I picked up a 14 ECU last year for $75. Once I found the ecu (next to the battery), it was a 2 minute job. It wasnt a big enough deal to spend $500 on a new ecu but for $75 I am quite happy.

Count me in. I'll plan to come down Friday. 500 miles short of 100K and my forks need some love. I would like to replace bushings, seals and oil. ***Ray*** I would greatly appreciate help in making sure I have all the parts I need

Well damn! That's what I get for not being on the forum for several days. I logged on to see if anyone was interested in SEO this week. a bit late for today...seeing as how I'm almost 5 hrs away.

I've been watching that 2nd rider since they crossed the border....wondering if they were headed for the ferry. If they are...its going to be tight!! Ferry leaves at 4:45 and they say boarding ends 15 min prior to departure. I know that there is a SPOT delay but the tracker shows 49 min out...

Switched fuse block under the seat and wires coiled up in the tray like the guys above. I feel your pain though...Tonight I was wiring up a second Zumo mount and a radar detector on a new to me 09 FZ1. If you think it's tough to find space for things on the FJR, just imagine how bad it is on a...

Wolfman Luggage Peak Tailbag fits perfectly inside the mounting tabs on the Givi Rack. It comes with clips that attach to the bottom lip of the mounting plate. It's expensive at about $140 US but very nice. https://wolfmanluggage.com/products/peak-tail-bag If you are looking for something...

I have owned my 13 for almost 3 years and logged about 91K with the 80mph cruise limit. Overall I did not miss higher limits. I kept rationalizing that it kept me in check. The were only a few times I really wished I had a higher limit...Out west in ND/SD/MO and riding locally with my buddy...

I assume you are referring to this one... https://www.harborfreight.com/motorcycle-wheel-chock-69026.html I have (2) of them and I am quite happy with them. They held my FZ1, friends FJR, Suzuki C90 cruiser and a vintage 70's Moto Guzzi. I never had any contact with the rotors. The self...

There is a guy on the Facebook forum that just posted looking for a seat yesterday @ $100 shipped to Seth Laam. I posted a link for him but he is having a hard time joining this forum. He asked me to pass along his info and hoped that you could contact him but I see there is another in line...