Eagle Six
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My Grandpapy told me "never say never", but if there are memberships still available I'll join Uncle Hud's club for now!
I'm thinking Gen 4 doesn't have TPMS
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Warchild
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The brotherly love in this thread has almost moved me to tears.
Almost.
Almost.
roadscum
Active member
Really!!!!@ #%%%% !!!! Not even stink'in about it, if anyone were interested in accepting that offer it seem you head is likely in the way!Love you, too ZillaBear.I, too, am amazed that newbies come here and complain about shit before settling in and learning how we chit-chat.
Mr. roadscum:You can kiss my ass, sweetheart. .....
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Y' all really know how to welcome a new comer and make them feel at home. I'm soooo honored to be in your presence, jeezzzzz.
Paul
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08FJR4ME
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Paul,
You will get used to all the love here, hang in there. So far I am with HUD but maybe something will happen and I could change my mind one day. I have picked up
a few nails here and there and managed to survive. The even scarier thought is that I plugged the tires and ran them the rest of their life till the tread was almost gone.
Living on the edge,
Dave
You will get used to all the love here, hang in there. So far I am with HUD but maybe something will happen and I could change my mind one day. I have picked up
a few nails here and there and managed to survive. The even scarier thought is that I plugged the tires and ran them the rest of their life till the tread was almost gone.
Living on the edge,
Dave
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roadscum
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Frankly I don't give a Fiddlers F*** about how others feels about a TPM system, never asked and DON'T care! . It's all about me, it's what I want, no one else get a vote on what I want, It's about ME!!!! Only Roadscum matter, ...... except Michele.
However, I am disappointed that this group does not have enough influence with Yamaha to have them produce a special '18 FJR with TPMS just for me. What the hell good are ya, jeeezzz.
Paul
However, I am disappointed that this group does not have enough influence with Yamaha to have them produce a special '18 FJR with TPMS just for me. What the hell good are ya, jeeezzz.
Paul
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Oh, we do! You just don't get one. You get to a 1000 posts without getting your thread titles fixed or excessively moved to NEPRT and there's a special hidden forum area you get an invitation to.
My VIN has the golden "ZZ9" in it and comes with a non-defective side stand, cruise control that's not speed limited, 15 amp glove-box BMW-style accessory plug, 800 watt alternator, powder coated rims, and Force-sensitive signal cancelers
roadscum
Active member
Awww can't ya give a guy a break, pull those strings, kick down the board room door, tell Yamaha who I am! You can make it happen.
OK, OK, so I screwed up already, I'd go to my room but don't want to miss all the luv here.
Paul
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Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
How can I be out of likes when this is the first thing I see today?
Oh well; +1 gunny! (from a guy who started his own thread in NEPRT and is destined to keep that area populated! I guess that means no ZZ9 for me ...
dravnx
Well-known member
Hmm, my dealer offered me a ZZ9 bike but I declined. I wanted to be one of the boys and not be treated any differently.
roadscum
Active member
ZZ9..... I'm clueless?? Not a hot Vette cam, well maybe......
Paul
Paul
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eflyguy
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If I rode and lived in Florida, I'd be grumpy too..
JUST KIDDING!
I wouldn't mind adding one but I use right-angle valve stems and their "T" valve looks stupid. I wish there was an internal version, or someone made a low-profile T valve. I change my own tires so an internal system would be my preference,,
JUST KIDDING!
I wouldn't mind adding one but I use right-angle valve stems and their "T" valve looks stupid. I wish there was an internal version, or someone made a low-profile T valve. I change my own tires so an internal system would be my preference,,
roadscum
Active member
Yep, flat and straight, warm and sunny in winter, too hot in the summer, Nut'n's perfect. Dahlonega is just 597 miles up the road. I can leave home after breakfast and be at Peublos in downtown Dahlonega in time for dinner and a XX on tap, Life is good!!!!
Paul
dravnx
Well-known member
Alternative fact. Fictitious. Tongue in cheek. Fabricated. Imaginary. Pulling your leg.ZZ9..... I'm clueless?? Not a hot Vette cam, well maybe......
Paul
roadscum
Active member
Ahhhhhh, got it. Thanks.Alternative fact. Fictitious. Tongue in cheek. Fabricated. Imaginary. Pulling your leg.ZZ9..... I'm clueless?? Not a hot Vette cam, well maybe......
Paul
Paul
Panman
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Bent two rims once hitting a good size rock one morning heading for home out of Stanley ID. Had about 950 miles to get home, When your losing air slowly you can watch the air pressure start climbing as the tire gets hotter with less air pressure. Kinda lets you know you should stop and let the tires cool and re-fill.
A little nerve racking pulling the Bushtec but still took 410 home.
A little nerve racking pulling the Bushtec but still took 410 home.
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BanjoBoy
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I love you man!How can I be out of likes when this is the first thing I see today?
Oh well; +1 gunny! (from a guy who started his own thread in NEPRT and is destined to keep that area populated! I guess that means no ZZ9 for me ...)
I like TPMs. I got Fobo bike. Works great. End of story.
BkerChuck
Second hand vegetarian
Never had TPMS but I did stay at a Holiday inn once......
ndivita
Well-known member
May I be so bold as to ask if the FOBO sensors would work on my 90 degree valve stems, and without any interference? Please forgive my effrontery.
Panman
Well-known member
My Garmins do...................... I put the ugly and heavy T valve stems on mine thinking that taking the sender on and off the valve stem would shorten the gasket life.
