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I feel your pain. I've been looking for a change also, but no such luck. I would venture to say that until a longer stem is produced we may be searching for quite some time.

As stated before, it's going to come down to how his attitude about riding and being responsible at all times. Really hard to judge, most will say they will be responsible but in the end, a quick lapse in judgment is all it takes. Either way, proper training (MSF BRC), the proper gear...

Ditto. I'm sure one or two people will like it.

You will need to get trusted/reliable motorcycle collision company to go over it with a fine tooth comb. Add that to the law suit as well. I hope she gets raked over the coals in court.

Who is your insurance company? I would say that if her insurance doesn't cover your medical bills then I would file a law suit for it, if that's possible. I can't believe your insurance is so stand offish in this matter. Find a lawyer that handles motorcycle accident cases so they can put...

OUCH!! Oh so sad, but true.

Oh yeah, much, much better. So, how do they feel? When I replaced my stock levers with Pazzo's it was a world of difference. It really changed the way the clutch felt. Quit awesome. Congrats.

Glad to see/hear that you're healing well. So very sorry about the bike. Take care of those injuries and we all look forward to your future "ride".

The FZ6 was my first bike. Hell it was the first time I had ever been on a motorcycle. Here are the key factors. The Rider's mentality: I spent well over 3 months reading about riding, rules, safety, what to do, what not to do, gear, and the overall dynamics of of being on two wheels. I...

I have the Puig dark smoke screen and I use a dark smoke visor on my helmet and in a full tuck I can still see through both with no problems.

Awesome. It would be extremely tough letting that little one go.

Happy Belated and Congrats. You must be doing something right. Keep it up.

:welcome: Congrats!! Your tire selection should be based on the type of riding you'll be doing. When my stock tires where trashed after 12,000 miles I ended up getting the Bridgestones BT016's. In retrospect, this is not the best tire for the type of riding that I mostly do (commuter)...

Welcome to the Forum, It will really turn some heads, you did an outstanding job on it. It's just a tad bit loud for my taste but you are right, to each his onw. As long as you love it, that's all that matters. Enjoy and be safe.

Welcome This is an OUTSTANDING SITE WITH OUTSTANDING PEOPLE. You will learn so much here. Glad you have joined us.

I don't think 08 models have that capability (multi diag option). I could be wrong, but I think I remember seeing a post about the lack of options IRT diag with the 08 models.

Another option is to get a u haul that the bike will fit in. Tie it down on the inside of the uhaul truck and be on your way if you can't find a a vehicle to tow the trailer. I recommend tie down straps with the cinch mechanism (more secure, less likely to slip). Hope all goes well. Are...

I used straps that slip on the handlebars that can be cinched down to compress the front forks. On the rear, I used straps as well (plain straps unlike the handlebar ones) to keep it from sliding from left to right. Both worked with no problems and no damage to my bike. When you trailer...

Are you planning on riding it back or putting it on a trailer? I picked up a trailer from U-haul and used that to get my bike from Mississippi to VA. That can be an option. Shouldn't be all that expensive since it will be a roundtripper.

Congrats, I'm in Woodbridge, VA all the traffic will take some getting used to. Hopefully, you'll be out of the way of it so to speak. Good luck.