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Since nobody put it up, here is V46. I have side cases too, but you get the idea.

Yes, riding gear is absolutely great for the snow. I was wearing my Frogg Toggs (including boots) with standard clothing under and was nice and toasty while I was cleaning my drive way. No, Frogg Toggs is not winter clothing by any means, but it holds the heat in and water out very well. :)

I have Tour Master's Polar-Tex and it is rated same way as Tourmaster Cortech Scarab Winter based on their web site. They are OK. They do not feel bulky and let you feel the controls. I have done few 35 F high gear 8K runs for about 10-15 minutes with them and I started to feel the cold. I...

Especially with a growl of the Quads. Yes, loving the new pipes.:rockon:

I generally get off the first gear pretty quickly unless I am sitting on stop and go traffic at which time stay on the first because it is easier to control the bike. However, I did get it bounced of the rev limiter few times to see how fast it would go on the first gear because somebody, who...

I carry two cups of coffee with me every morning I ride to my work. But...... They are spill proof 4bucks cups in my bag. :rolleyes:

They are not Leos, Devils, or TBs, but I still like mine. ;)

1) Turn the key to "ON." 2) Pust the "SELECT" button and "RESET" button together at least two seconds. 3) When the hour digits start flashing, push the "RESET" button to set the hours 4) Push the "SELECT" button, and the miute digits start flashing 5) Push the "RESET" button to set the...

IT IS POSSIBLE TO HAVE BOTH!!!! :rockon: :rockon: You do not have to give up your touring setup to have a nice exhaust. Installation requires a little finessing, but not difficult. I put together a quick guide in case anybody else would like to take on this adventure which may be a...

Well, actually, in this particular instance, it is Japanese thinking of what Americans are thinking. This is a misconception of non-Americans by looking at only few examples of things here and applying to everything.

If you are looking for a serious cover: CycleShell Enclosure - Outdoor Motorcycle Cover - Protection I would go for the mid to large size if you have Givi packs.

And this surprises you why? We generally seem to be getting the short end of the stick here when it comes to bikes.

9.5 out of 10 which was a surprise for me.

Good question. My answers was based on one without the "R", but, I think it still applies.

I would say, you need to decide based on your location. Here in US, most places, having a car is more practical than a bike if that is your only mode of transportation. But, that is not like that in most European countries. I don’t know much about where you are, but, I would think that is...

Only in European version. US version, it is still optional. Sorry.

Yes. I believe the trick they used was to heat it up with a hair dryer and peel it off all at once. There should be a thread in here somewhere about it. I haven't touched mine since it does not bother me...

Some people moved it up under the tank where it is less visible. That is probably the best location for it. I don't think you want to remove it permanently for future salability, inspections, registration, etc. reasons.

Signature shifting for FZ6. Most do that. Nothing to worry about.

Poll from two years ago... It will be interesting to see if the demographics changed a bit aside from everybody being two years older. :) We just have to get everybody to vote on this one for apples to apples comparison.