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cylinders look very good. Can we have a photo from the valves? My guess would be either chain tensioner or chain guide issue. Good luck!

I don't think the build quality is any worse in the US. Because all Bikes are usually build in Japan. The main difference is the motor oil quality. European ACEA is much stricter than US API Standard. Also "synthetic" oil really have to be synthetic in europe. I guess you can just look...

usually I'm between 40-45... excluding autobahn runs.... I can get below 30 with speeds well above 200km/h...

I have a pilot road 3 currently and will probably get Road 4 next... pretty happy actually

this company Steuergeräte Reparatur für Ihr Motorsteuergerät repairs ABS units in FZ6 bikes... costs about 400 to 600 Euro. This is in germany of cause maybe there is something similar in your state?

I have the 2008 s2 with ABS. And i cannot lock any of my wheels... the lever will pulsate and release the brake... If yours does not there is clearly something wrong.

F) I'm sorry I am from germany... what is a "speed limit"?! :confused:

Same here. Also gas is dirt cheap in the US. I don't know how you guys even care about MPG ;)

Wow! Get well soon! That really looks like a hard crash. That is why I like to have ABS on my bike....

That's about the same I do. Around 160km/h ...

Not really... the starter is mechanically rotating the engine.... even with 4 dead plugs the starter will rotate the engine, it will just not start... Most likely as the other pointed out: the starter is not receiving the power it needs. (battery bad, relais bad, connection/cable issue, high...

iridiums are CR9EIX

clearly this :)

You are correct EU restriction require that. The only exception is germany. (you can even restrict a r1 to 35kw) There is a loophole though. In the EU the FZ6 has two model codes starting in 2007. One with 78bhp and one with 98bhp. if you can find a 78bhp version you can restrict it to...

Yeah totally wanted to see a Goldwing "mounting" a Ninja 300 to take home :cheer:

2008 with barely 15000km ... just got it last year as m,y first bike! :thumbup:

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Ouch... Hope you get well soon. And next time maybe try some gear. :spank:

well what I could find online: § 4187. Coasting prohibited :: 2014 Delaware Code :: US Codes and Statutes :: US Law :: Justia it is only prohibit when clutch is pulled or in neutral so.. the proper way is still allowed. ;)

I said shift down as late as possible(when coasting to next red light for example) to let the ECU cut fuel as long as possible. Of cause in traffic you prob do 40miles or so, so even in sixth gear that is about 3k rpm... yeah pull the clutch ;) downshifting even 2 gears is not really...