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Agreed on the UK mags! Was going through Heathrow a month ago and picked up BIKE and RIDE - great stuff. PB is good too.

Technically, David, FREEZING occurs when the temp goes below 32... Just sayin'. :D

2007, bought new in June 2007, 17k miles I believe.

Shift Torque jeans with Icon knee armor underneath - comfy.

Hasn't started here, but will be waking to a lot of white I'm sure... Finished packing away the FZ today. :( But got some time on the snowboard yesterday! :D

Here's a cheap one. I wanted to get more visibility for my taillight (and brake) so I picked up a pair of leds from a local auto store, drilled a couple holes under the license plate light and spliced them into my brake wiring. And +1 on the grip puppies!

:D Could'a used an upgraded shock...

I almost forgot these... Interesting "Keweseki"...

I've been there a couple times now and I have never felt in danger of any kind. Yes, like most other emerging markets, there is dodgyness in cab drivers, beggars and the like, but you figure it out. It did rain a couple evenings, which is why the pics aren't full of smog! Egypt Rules: Rule...

Unfortunately, this trip was all business. Now, when I was there last Feb the story was different... I think I averaged 5am for turning in. And last time I did get to check out the pyramids up close... And ride a camel...

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I've been away in Cairo working on a project there and this time decided to stay in a different hotel. Not too shabby a view, huh? And from the balcony at about 4:30am using night mode:

Simple explanation that works for me: splice hot wire to low beam, connect ground to frame (I use one of the tank bolts).

Yup... :D The baffles (included) can be removed or put back in less than a minute, depending on your mood...

Hey gang, I'll be in London this coming week for work, but my flight out on Saturday is not until about 4pm with the day free. Any FZ6ers up for grabbing a pint/lunch with a fellow FZ6er from across the pond? I'll be staying in the Kensington area.

Massachusetts loves the tar snakes.

Thought I'd follow up on this... I sent a card to the man's wife expressing my condolences and to tell them that it did not appear that he experienced any suffering in the ordeal. The day after I mailed it I received a call from his daughter to thank me for letting them know. They were...

Agreed that it would probably do the same thing, though the switch is a lot bigger. Follow-up on the original post solution: they've been on the bike for over a year and about 7000 miles and are still working perfectly! Cold, cool, rain, no problems. :thumbup:

Great work! I may need to investigate the upper stay connection idea this winter and lose the fork clamps... :thumbup: