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the instruction manual doesnt mention anything about disabling the ABS, and i dont think its possible as ive never seen any such information on the net. (disabling the abs is obviously nessesary when one wants to perform an endo)

the yamaha sliders are excelent and extremely efficient. they are made spesifically with the fz6 frame in mind, they are not symetrical, they hug the frame and dont present any danger to it as they are designed to break on a pressure point. they are not cheap tho... i actually have a spare black...

no offence taken:D i think that the "photo contest" doesnt allow photoshop, not the "bike of the month"

well the rules say "new monthly feature called bike of the month. the winning bike will be featured on the home page for the following month. rules are: 1. must be a new photo (no repeats) 2. member must be an active member for at least 3 months, at least 50 posts OR premium or elite...

just rode today... jeez... it was like noa's flood here... thankfully i had my waterproof suit and shoe protectors...

photoshop allowed?

yeap. well the numbers are almost the same, but they dont look right... if i weigh 160kgs.... i shouldnt put the maximum setting? can you see where im getting at?

i think that this logic is flawed.. it means that if you have a total weight of 70lbs... youre too heavy for the "1" setting, and if youre 300lb.. 5 is fine for you. up to 60lb/27kg use setting 1 up to 120lb/54kg use setting 2 up to 180lb/81kg use setting 3 up to 240lb/108kg use...

isnt there a guide/table? with rider total weight and setting 1-7??? with what im hearing, the factory setting 3, is definitely too little for me, with aprox 220lbs total rider weight

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sun, rain, mediteranean thunderstorms.. no problem.. i use the bike to commute so i use it every day of the year, with the exception the 3-4 days there is snowfall in athens once every 2-3 years. greek roads are bad enough without snow, and combined with the uphill/downhill variations of...

Harley riders are not considered bikers. they only care about their tassels, their shiny nickel parts, and straight lines of road with no turns, they also usually wear no, or little protective equipment, think that the higher their steering wheel is, the cooler they are, and they ride relics of...

what on earth are you doing on ICE with a bike?????:eek:

im looking at the rizoma dynamics too... do they provide good visibility? the stock ones are not very good at that and i still dont understand why.... my CBR mirrors were great

no self respecting gay would be ever caught with those things on his bike... thus: definitely not gay, and definitely not nice. they just dont fit with the FZ6's demeanor

replace the swingarm every 19K km??? isnt that abit excessive? i dont even change tires every 19K! let alone part of the bikes frame!

ok then, if its about extensive 'chopping fair enough.

why?? this way essentially youre canceling anyone without a high grade SLR camera.. things like dynamic range and fancy lens work are unavailable to med-range cameras without photoshop.

stock and my god, they are CRAP, they are even slippery on dry roads on tar patches on the street. put them on wet and then any acceleration over 2km/sec makes them spin.. awful. bridgestone battlax bt020 btw...

lower fairing, without it its just a weird naked/touring fairing hybrid. thats why i got mine naked. either go all the way or nothing