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2000 R6 - R1 front Forks - Ohlins Rear shock - Carbon Fibre wrapped body work - Brembo 19x18 master cylinder - Woodcraft rear sets (GP shift pattern) - Woodcraft clip on's - Brake Tech cast iron rotors - Lightened rear rotor - Galfer steel braided lines - Galfer brake pads - Vortex upper triple...

That there is the prime induction cell for your water re-ionizer. You really should put it back.

There is only one word in the English language for this. Cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool. Really forging a unique machine there. Brilliant stuff man.

Re: Hook line and sinker! So you had to give up a car, but you got a car AND a bike back? Win. Looks awesome man

Hit a wooden plank bridge banked over once at speed on a riding trip near home. Was all I could to straighten up enough not to fall as rear slipped out. The next year a local rider died on a bridge just like that one in the same area. I knew the exact scenario and felt extra ****ty. Proper...

*HONK* *HONK* Use the turnoffs! Let us by already! Bah! Lol :P

I disagree with this. Pilot Road 2 and the like are great tires. Most people here run something along those lines. Pretty sure anyone in their first couple years of riding won't be finding the limit of traction on sport touring rubber.... And advocating buying a tire change assembly is a bit...

^QFT It's funny but in a weird way it's kinda true. That motor loves it.

Beast Mode.... ENGAGE! Lol

Still a good thread for some good info worth passing on to the OP. But yeah, it is a sport-tourer and this is the touring subforum. There is a pretty good chance the bike is capable of touring. Lol

Boneman's FZ6 Site - Mods Service manuals will have what you're after too.

I find it helps to lay on your back when doing pushups. Easier that way. Why fight gravity? Work with it. It's nice enough to keep you from flying into space. I for one do not thumb my nose at it.

^wow But for the IL-2.... Cooooooooooooool. Lol I logged a lot of hours flying that thing. Made me really love the plane and research it a bunch to find out more about it. Still the best combat flight sim ever made: And the graphics are STILL not out-dated. The thing is wicked crisp at max...

This sense no make to me. Pyramid?

Yeah as a rule of thumb my packing is somewhere in the ballpark 40% repair/maintenance stuffs, 40% clothes/bulk, and 20% electronic/suuplemental. I haven't had to use most of it, but when you see something you want to explore and it takes you away from the highway, you don't want to be walking...

13,000km and three crashes in one trip. I think it does just fine. Taken it on multiple long range rides and each time it was just fine no issues at all. Just make sure to check for things coming loose periodically and that you have it up to par before you leave. Oil change at dealership or...

So few modding options.... http://www.600riders.com/forum/fz6-streetfighter/45223-jtarkany-streetfighter-revealed-finally.html Yamaha FZ6 Forums - International FZ6 Motorcycle Community Forum - View Profile: Wolfman :P

That guy's going about it all wrong. My way is much easier. Picture of Mona Lisa? CTRL-C Open MS Paint? CTRL-V Eat sandwich Lol. That's pretty sweet though.

I was actually doing pretty good until I got the R1 this year. I legitimately got 5-9 tickets (lost count just have a giant pile of them now) over the span of a few months. Each time the officer became progressively less understanding of my story haha. Now I've got a traffic lawyer trying to...

Challenge.....accepted. Lol