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Holy 2 year bump

Bump. Bike is still for sale OBO.

I am selling my 2005 Yamaha FZ6. I purchased the bike in July 2010 with 17k miles on it. Right after purchasing the bike, it was serviced, including: center stand re-installed, chain replaced, new gas cap, and oil+oil filter changed. The bike currently has 19,700 miles on it. It was serviced by...

They sold. All parts now sold.

There's already an older offer pending for foot pegs and levers. If it falls through, I will update this thread.

Windscreen sold. Other items still up for grabs, open to offers.

Sorry, what do you mean by DB? It fits my 2005 FZ-6, so I do not see why it wouldn't fit your 2006.

Bump. Need these all sold...willing to take ANY price offers.

SOLD Clear Puig Windscreen - $60 shipped Click images from here on for full size. Stock levers - $15 shipped Black shorty levers (one side missing bolt...black zip tie) - $35 shipped Stock foot pegs - $20 shipped

Apologies for the YEARS later bump here. My 05 FZ6 is completely rusted under the gas cap. It's almost impossible now for me to lock and unlock it. So it seems the problem here was a pinched drain line? Did all of you guys with this problem use a rust remover product?

Can I do this with my M4 exhaust?

In for pictures

what handle bars are those? my bars that my previous owner put on don't have bar ends :/

Wow, that looks surprisingly good. What windscreen is that and what tank guards are those? Did you paint the center one to match the tank color? Thanks!

Got a pic of them on the bike? Interested to see what it looks like.

Anyone know the part number for this bolt? I broke the back center rivet from uninstalling the old hugger and I'm going to order another one along with whatever bolt that is.

Got mine in the mail this weekend. Gonna clean the swingarm and put in on per instructions. Thanks!

Cool cool. Thanks guys!

How can I do that?

The bike was slowly turning sideways. I felt like keeping on the brakes in the moment would've caused it to go completely down. I do now remember what the MSF taught me.