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I don't suppose you have the right one too?

Thank you so much for your time looking into this!! I think though that the part you mentioned might be different - mine is the 2006 fz6, is that what you have? I'm really not clued up on this stuff, but mine definitely has the cut-out for the headlight sockets. It looks exactly like this...

Hi guys I'm looking to sell my bike - I've never had so much as a boot scuff on the thing since I've had it. Today I spent ages washing it, but as I was wheeling it back into the garden I dropped the damn thing!! It landed on a plant pot (weird I know) and the only part that's cracked is...

I have them heated grips. They work great. They were on the bike when I bought it a week ago, though I have nothing to compare them to as I've never had heated grips before. They take a few minutes to warm up but, even at 40%, they warm my hands through the gloves. Let me know if you have...

I think we both know everything we're both saying, and it'll just turn into intellectual d**k measuring from here on! :) As an actuary I'm sick of talking math (like you wouldn't believe!). What's your background btw? (Genuine interest, not provocative statement!).

This is all understood in school exam questions though, (in)elastic collisions etc. Given the momentum (mv) is the derivative of kinetic energy (1/2 * mv^2), it will still work. I would't ask you why, I already know :) University physics would go into the other features you mention though...

That application of physics works for a clean simple school exam question, but not in the real world. This guy is endangering so many more people than just himself. If he crashed and burnt, some (including me) would say he was asking for it, but the vehicle he crashed into would be a...