Recent content by justaguy

That's fallowing way to close :cheer:

Any accident you don't get seriously injured in is a good accident. If you hit the van how closely where you fallowing it?

By volume fuel is a cheap commodity. Gallons of stuff that cost more than gasoline

Topic has been beaten to death in the in the past? Just buy what ever fuel makes the daddy parts stiff and just ride till the wheels fall off.:cheer:

Drop a 302 punched out to a 347 stroker and they do :cheer:

Here is what you do 1. Buy bike 2. load bike in bed of truck 3. tie bike down 4. Drive your happy butt home (30 minute drive or 4 hour drive the vehicles don't know the difference) also (tail gate up or tail gate down the vehicles don't know the difference at least you have a tail gate)...

Who give a F**K....just ride it till the wheels fall off. Modern 600cc motos are faster than any average vehicle on the road. If you want something fast ride a turbo'd busa pushing over 500hp. You can put a slow rider on a fast bike and it will still be slow, but put a fast rider on a slow...

Why not replace them when they wear out? Get the factory service manual and change them when they reach the factory minimum thickness. Problem solved

FZ6 weights around 400 pounds Payload of a ford Ranger 1400 pounds I think it might handle it but I am not sure Blah when I had my Ranger we got a TRX250 quad and a DR650 in the bed and had not one problem and that's a lot more weight than a small FZ6

I always run with the high beams on and have LED accessory lights and have never had an issues. Now lets hook up and bangin a** stereo with some 12 inch subs and see what kind of issue we might have.

$17 a month full coverage including medical from Geico with a clean driving record and $100 deductible

:welcome: and Motorcyclist Magazine just mentioned the fz6 as a smarty buy for the money. Be sure to get frame sliders being this is your first bike YOU WILL drop it at some point.

WOW someone has to much time on their hands. In that post there is no hard proof that is the bike in question or not?

That's exactly what the guy said who bought the moto. :cheer:

The 10th digit of the VIN is a 7 so you decide. If they chime in great and if not that's great to.