Recent content by Solarservant

Poked my head in this forum for the first time in a while to sell some parts. Man I miss it. The Triumph forum isn't nearly as interesting. That being said, I wanted to add to this post a bit. In the almost two years since I originally posted, I have been pulled over twice. Once on a...

For Sale-Two sets of EBC Double H Sintered brake pads. $30. Sold my FZ, won't be needing them. New in original packaging. PM for paypal/shipping info. Thanks! SOLD

That's not me in the vid. I did have a red one, but now I'm on a blue/white Daytona 675.

It was my pleasure to prove this to my riding group on many occasions... ;)

Rare to see an FZ running with these boys. Quite a few shots peppered in there. Anyone we know? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN4tv5HtVv0

Sure have. Here's a vid taken a few years back. I like the Chesty a lot for upright, not so aggressive riding. Seems to capture a bit more of the riding experience. https://youtu.be/qCjqasNrz88

So I just traded in my FZ6 on a new (old stock) 2013 Triumph Daytona. I love a lot of things about it, but I wish I had kept the FZ in the stable for a few reasons-#1 being comfort. I can't see myself doing a 400 to 600 mile day on the Triumph;something I regularly did on the FZ. #2 is storage...

Absolutely. I've put in a little under 200 miles so far, and a little gun shy with the throttle (break-in for another 800) but I can tell you this-the handling is damn near telepathic. I'm sure I'll be beside myself once I can let her rip to redline. I'll be sure to post up.

Will do. Special thanks to you for some great posts!:thumbup:

I'm learning to love the pain ;)

Just traded my '06 FZ for a new Daytona 675. I was headed to the track more and more often, and I needed a sharper tool. Just wanted to say thanks to all here who's posts I have enjoyed over the last few years and have learned a heck of a lot from. Your guidance has been key. I'll be checking in...

I drag a little knee every chance I get. Totally possible on the FZ with a little practice. If you succeed, when you get on a supersport you will be a rockstar. It's so much easier with clip-ons. In the pic, you'll notice the bikes not even leaned over that much. It's all about the "one cheek...

I'm the second owner of my '06. Bought with 5k, now has 24k after four years of tours, track days, commuting, and anything else I could throw at her.

Man. That is some clean work. Apologies if I didn't see in an earlier post-what shock are you running in the rear?

EBC Double H Pads. They rule. Just watch the seating period-can be a little grabby and loud.