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Don't even want to go there on the street. On a track maybe...I am sure it would take some practice but it would be a blast...maybe someday, LOL. Congrats to you! Just shows what this little bike will do in the right hands. Gary

Or 2.2225 CM for you guys in Canada LOL

LOVE THIS! And that .223 is SWEET! Too bad about your sister fearing inanimate objects!

Rat- Sweet new ride! If my back, neck, and wrists could take the riding position I'd be all over an R1 too! LOL just getting old I guess....have fun! Gary:thumbup:

Nice job...looks a little wider than stock also.

Isn't that the catylic converter that makes the exhaust smell like that? Mine does not do that...hmmmmm?

I've been almost every year for the last 10 years. It's a great place to go and compare bikes. You can sit on one and then go to another make and try another right there. If you ride your bike parking is free! Gary

Yes..I got the SW Motec from Twisted Throttle. Didn't have to worry about the brake lines or cables works just fine. Longest ride to date was about 450 miles and my wrists, arms and shoulders felt great. Much better than the standard risers for me anyway. Gary

Sadly wait until AB 32 kicks in next year. I am afraid that will change.

Left the house this morning @ 6:45am. When I passed the local elementary school the outside air temp was 33 degF! I thought I was prepared for the cold but after about 15 minutes on the freeway my fingers were hurting. I was wearing silk glove liners, and mountainering type insulated gloves that...

We are blessed with family and wonderful sunshine today! Happy Thanksgiving to all!

In the last 10 years I have had eleven different bikes from four different manufacturers. Each bike had their strengths and weaknesses. In the end for me it came down to which bike could do the most things the best. If I was Jay Leno ....I'd have one of each, LOL. If someone builds a better...

I still think these Givi's look great!

Hello and welcome. The first bike I ever purchased was a 1979 Kawasaki 650, I was 10 years old. Up until that time I had only ridden dirt bikes. The main thing to remember is to just take it easy. The FZ6R has some very mild manners if you treat it with some reasonable caution, keep the revs in...

Good luck finding a mountain there in Florida, LOL. Hey maybe Space Mountain in Orlando... would that count? :)

I got the Yamaha rack for the FZ6R from a dealer in Vancouver, BC, Canada. It was pricey but worth it. I had a top box for my T-Max (Givi makes it for Yamaha). It works great. If I need extra storage for a long trip I have a waterproof Ortleib bag I can strap to the back seat. I do lane-share...

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I got the Sidi Onroad Gortex. This is my second pair. They are very comfortable and I can walk in them all day. They are also waterproof! They changed the design a bit and are easier to get into now the top two straps have been combined and are a lot easier to velcro shut. Just my $.02

Wow that's great, congratulations! It's a fun bike.

Those lights in the vents look very cool! The blue ones will get you a ticket in Arizona. LOL