Show us ur Yamaha!!

[Oilhed]

My Yamaha does dirt too.

Mine did. Probably still does. Bought it last year and sold it last year.




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[jay547]

I got this last month.

[09Nomad]

I got this last month.

Nice, here's mine





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[chadman]

Just picked mine up a few days ago!

[rajflyboy]

Gotta love them Japanese bikes!

Change oil and brake pads and run them forever

R1 really brought the sport bike world into a new era

 

[aviationfred]

I has been a little while ago, I picked this up back in September. The new to me 1990 FJ1200 is the forward one.

Fred

[rajflyboy]

Sweet

[WTP07]

My 08 FJR.  I traded my 08 M109R for it last fall.  

I only got to put a few thousand kms on it before winter hit...

Looking forward to many, many more this year.

[bjorn240]

New member -- I'm a long-time advrider guy who joined here to see some of The Virginian (Eric)'s builds and threads.  Long time sport touring rider though.  Here's my most frequently-ridden commuter and ST bike, a 2007 FZ1 with SW-Motech racks and Givi V35 bags:

[Acadian Rider]

Nice FZ1!

[RC65]

1st post.  

Picked this up a few weeks ago...a 2016 FJR1300A, my first sport tourer (after a long line of cruisers):

[Oilhed]

Beauty, nice ride.  I could see that as a final, do it all.

[RC65]

Beauty, nice ride.  I could see that as a final, do it all.

I think I'd have to agree with you.  I believe unless I get too old to safely manage the weight or a future year comes out in burnt orange   , this will be my bike for a very, very long time...I may still be in the honeymoon period with this bike, but I can't think of what more I could possibly want out of a bike at this point in my riding life.

[SLK50]

I think I'd have to agree with you.  I believe unless I get too old to safely manage the weight or a future year comes out in burnt orange   , this will be my bike for a very, very long time...I may still be in the honeymoon period with this bike, but I can't think of what more I could possibly want out of a bike at this point in my riding life.

I'm about to begin my 11th season on my FJR.
The weight is certainly considerable and as I get older,
( now 60 ) I wonder when it will become an issue for me.
So far, nothing has come along to make me
consider a change.
This bike still has a lot more miles to go before
I give it up.

[Blue is Best]

Welcome RC65.

I've been on FJRs since 2005. Speaking with a friend the other day about bikes I told him that I know of no other bike out there that does everything the FJR does. I'm height challenged with a 30" inseam. Just keep the bike straight up and down and the weight isn't a problem.

[RC65]

Welcome RC65.

I've been on FJRs since 2005. Speaking with a friend the other day about bikes I told him that I know of no other bike out there that does everything the FJR does. I'm height challenged with a 30" inseam. Just keep the bike straight up and down and the weight isn't a problem.

It actually feels quite light and nimble after a series of heavier cruisers.  I know it's all relative, given that it probably feels like a behemoth to someone coming from a sportsbike...but from my perspective it's been a nice change to lighten the weight a bit (though I am still acutely aware of it being a little more top-heavy than my past bikes, which have all had the weight centered down low).  Having just turned 50 a while back, I figure I can handle the weight for another decade or two, then maybe it'll be time to look at a Bonneville or something lighter.  Or not.  Time will tell.

Btw, Blue is Best, I like your tagline.  

[FTl900]

My FJR1300, I've had it about a month now, just put graphics and frame sliders (after the pic was taken) on it today.

[09Nomad]

New to me 2011 FZ8. Love it.


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[aviationfred]

[hrle]

2 months wit ne