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>>>>Whos Avitar means this: "The Gray Ghost" And seems very friendly too...:Flash: Common Name(s) Weimaraner, Gray Ghost, Weim Breed Type Weimaraners are a sporting breed. Used to hunt a variety of game, they were favorites of royalty in the nineteenth century. Background...

Awesome stuff! Both Vids were very cool, I have been riding for 25 years and I dont think I could get the fizzer through that maze of cones with out a ton of practice!:rolleyes: Driving normal speeds with normal spacing and regular obstacles is one thing, but the cone course is another skill...

:welcome::cheer: Don't worry about how good of a deal you got....just know you got a great bike! Welcome to the FZ club!:rockon:

Hey Eric, Thanks for the Rep and the kind words. This has been a very positive experience on this forum. I also frequent Sportbikes.net, but that place get's a little out of hand with folks getting too critical of other member's comments or thoughts. I hate that, the whole point to the forum is...

I could not agree MORE!:thumbup: I love the look of the FZ1, especially from the ground looking up at it's bulging chest! it say's "AAAAARRRRRRR, MAKE MY DAY PUNK!":D

J, It must be incredibily hard to lose your brother, my heart goes out to you. I lost one of my best friends last year to Cancer, he was 39 years old and way to young to die.:( I think of Tom everyday and have had dreams of us playing with my (2) boys, they loved when Tom came over to hang...

I agree with most comments here..Price, mileage and under seat exhaust. Last year I was looking to buy either the FZ1 or the Bandit 1250S, but a good friend left me his 07 FZ6 (3k miles) after he passed away from Cancer a year ago last June. I have been riding for 25 years and wanted a liter...

WOW, I have never seen this bike before! Very retro looking, I love it. Thanks for posting!:rockon:

My father had this one: "Keep honking, I'm reloading"

My father had this one: "Keep honking, I'm reloading"

Good question..... I know there are more than (2) FZ6s in MA and even more in NH...so I added my self in both states!:D Everyone on this forum should post there location on the map!:cheer:

I'll have to sit this one out......I'll be at my summer camp at Lake Ossipee (NH) that weekend, which is on the opposite side of the state, it would be 120 miles (2.5 hours) just to get to ludlow VT. Sounds like a great ride. I would love to catch up with the NE bunch, but I'll have to catch...

All, Here are my two wild indians..... Nic (6) on the left; Me; Kevin (4)on the right: My son Nic playing: Will post more when I get home, I have some great pics of them helping with the kitchen remodel!

Great photo, :cheer:congrats:cheer:

Welcome Derek:welcome: The FZ6 is a great bike; I hope your friend is responsible enough to be riding an R1. Post up a pic when you get your bike!;)

Great stories with valuable lessons even for me (25 years of riding experience). It is easy to get lazy with gear or over confident with your riding skills.:D Thank you very much for posting these as they are very good reminders of the things that can go wrong when you are on the road.:thumbup:

Not I........I wonder if they are a member of the forum?

Awsome stuff...I will check out the rest of your vids.....:rockon::thumbup::rolleyes: Thank you for posting!!!!:D

Yah..that speed triple is sweeeeetttt!!!!!!!!!:rockon: I wonder if I can put a set of Givi bags on that thing?!:rolleyes:

Well stated...bikes can be replaced, people cannot!:Flash: Cheryl, From the description of the turn you were attempting to make; It sounds like many of us could have had the same result...especially since you where on a bike that you don't ride as often as your own FZ. Glad you are...