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.....and feel like an idiot! Sorry to anyone who saw that! :scared:

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@Kazza - I've heard of the Watsens before, but I dont see an option for an '05 FZ6. They look nice, but they are a little too pricey for me. Wish I could, though! @ChemicalSmile - I guess great minds think alike! I was thinking of getting the straight bar flavor of the LED modules you...

Funny thing, I have had these exact same lights sitting uninstalled since i had my last bike and haven't gotten around to putting them on the FZ6 yet. Glad to hear that they actually are bright enough. Even during the daytime? If I installed them and found that they weren't bright enough...

HA!!! I just did this walking by the bike yesterday. I told my wife, walking behind me, how looking at it still makes me feel giddy like a school girl. She proceeded to roll her eyes at me. I think she's slightly jealous of my new mistress:D

A whole day aking test rides at dealerships?! That sounds AWESOME!! i'd have a blast doing that!!:BLAA: Glad you could narrow down your options. One step closer to getting her on two wheels! @Mancolt: I know!! they look damn HOT now! BTW, i think to have pics show up in quotes, the pics...

Welcome! I agree with all these guys. Let me tell you what happened to me: I bought my first bike 7 years ago and got my permit, learning slowly. Signed up for the MSF class and continued to try to ride and practice when I could. Well, even though I wasn't ever riding like a squid...

agree. smoked screen FTW. It reminds me of an orange creamsicle! looks delicious!

Yeah, the new body is sooooo much better than the 20 year old body style they had before! there's a bunch of lowering kits out there. Here's another tip, also. I would suggest getting one of the adjustable kits, as they have three or so different height settings and you can choose which one...

NICE! Looks like a fun "closed course"!

Hey, If she was only uncomfortable on the ninja because of the height but liked everything else, I know that there are a lot of lowering link kits, or dog bones, on the market that seem fairly straightforward to install. Here's just one of the many links for example: Kawasaki Lowering Links...

sweet SWEET mama!!!! that is one sick mod!!! jealousy meter has topped out on this one! I would love to see a write-up for this also!! Nicely done!!

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that is ridiculously b@d-@$$!! congrats!! too bad i'm a new member here and i wasnt around last year when you made them. It's a killer design. Any chance you'd make any more of em this year? if you do, let me know! I'd be in, so i can have another cool shirt to wear instead of wearing the...

woohoo! bring it on! sounds like i'm gonna be carrying my camera everywhere i go now! haha. thanks!

PM sent! no idea if it's right, but it works in my head (which can tend to be crazy anyway;) ) thanks!!!

HA, i would love to be that in tune with my machine!! I just think i need more time in the saddle before i get there. Practice makes perfect:rockon: I think i do agree with you about the slight delay in throttle response with the higher octane. I thought i was imagining things and thought...

I've never actually done it yet, but I have a tear in my carseat upholstery that I've been meaning to patch also. Although it's not really apples to apples here, i thought I'd share the idea I had; maybe it could work for you too: So once you find the patching material and adhesive you need...

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