Recent content by chornbe

Sold pending funds. Thanks! :thumbup:

The receivers for the support arms bolt onto the passenger foot peg mount, and the earlier generation doesn't have the same passenger foot peg setup. It all comes down to how much adaptation and customizing you want to do. I mean, I could mount a Harley engine in a Hayabusa given enough time in...

Still available, sir. I can pack-n-ship it quickly. :thumbup:

I gotta believe ~$24 should cover it for ground. If it's more, I'll eat the difference.

Well, I didn't think this through. I got hold of the FZ6, then got scheduled for full knee replacement surgery. Moved the FZ6 on to a new home and got hold of something with more relaxed ergos. Hence... this luggage system I just bought here a few months ago is again up for grabs. $200 plus...

SOLD: Givi top case rack (351FZ) and M5 plate - 07- Gen II FZ6 Sold, all are happy. Thanks again, sir. :thumbup:

Got it and responded. :thumbup:

I got it sans wedges, so I made my own, and they're included. :thumbup:

Excellent, thanks. Yeah, I don't have any assembled pics. Sorry. :thumbup:

Not a dumb question at all. Givi photographs stuff in less than optimal ways. They're not very clear about it at all in their pics, and that's disappointing. Nope, you don't need the side racks to use the top rack. (but you do need the top rack to use the side racks) PS... nothing...

Givi top case rack (351FZ) and M5 plate - FZ6 All together, ready to bolt on and use your Monokey top case. Used but in excellent shape. $100 shipped in the CON US 48. Here's a link to the MFG info on them. FZ-6 '07-10' : 351FZ - MONORACK SIDEARMS Top Case Mounting : M5 MONOKEY...

Not surprising as it's a high-beam projector and it's meant to wash the road differently than your normal low beam projector. Also, be sure your bulb is properly seated.

You sound quite defensive; I certainly wasn't suggesting otherwise. I was simply trying to find him some in-person assistance. Lighten up. No one's pissing in anyone's wheaties, here. :thumbup:

When will these companies start using properly designed circuits... :( The 'Strom was built with similarly poor choices.

If you use the kill switch regularly (I'm one who does), it's *likely* (but not guaranteed) not the issue. Unless water has gotten in there. Regular use of switch helps deter arcing, corrosion, etc. It's worth pulling apart to check for sure, and while you're in there give it a good cleaning...