Recent content by thisisdylan

yup reread the list of parts

Bump - parts list changed, only a few things left

Not from this crash, no. I've sunk enough already fixing the engine after a clutch plate shattered, so no sense in repairing this to me.

50 shipped

No rad guards R6 calipers Steel brake lines were damaged

^You two have been PM'd about the forks. They're good and straight. Have a small ding that the fender covers. FZ1 bar and it's bent, sorry. The bar risers look good though.

Got rid of a lot of stuff but I have a few things left R6S forks, calipers & fender mounting hardware (new oil and fork seals) Front fender (Black, like new) 12 o'clock labs speedo healer Barnett clutch plates & springs (low miles) Clutch pressure plate and arm Stock seat Shoot me offers and...

maybe 65mph if you didn't eat lunch

Curious to know the effects on the dogs when doing this. I know sequential gearboxes are kind of built for this stuff, but are there any negatives? Just curious, I don't clutchless shift much.

same with me. new cable solved it. i probably could have gotten away with just lubing for a while though.

i got the g2 throttle tamer (pretty cheap on amazon) a while back and noticed no difference in the lurching when rolling on or off. that said, my bike is overdue for a valve check.

here's me from 2/6. that day was gorgeous. helmet's my friend's. we switched so he could use mine with the gopro. we look so slow on the footage.

I'll probably have to take the headers off to take the midpipe off if it gets in the way (which it probably will). I wish it was up at the radiator, that would make it much easier. Thanks Scott, will do.

I ride an S1, and I'm talking about the one under the seat. Part 8 Yamaha Motorcycle Parts 2006 FZ-6 - FZS6V SIDE COVER Diagram

I changed the coolant recently, and it was working fine. My bike was getting hot after some easy rides, requiring the fan to turn on for about 3-4 minutes at the end of a ride (abnormal behavior even after the coolant change). I checked the rez and there was a crack in the plastic at the high...