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Selling the stock seat from my old 2004 FZ6 that I sold earlier this year. Seat is in great condition with no tears (bike was always garage stored). Should fit multiple years; search forum if you're not sure (I don't know). Looking for $60 plus shipping via UPS Ground Shipping to CONUS from zip...

sold!!!!!!

Heh, cases shmases...it carves up corners pretty damn good, lol. :D

Heh, I ought to, lol. It's a beautiful machine and one that I've always wanted. Bucket loads of power and very comfortable. It's especially sensitive to tire pressures and suspension settings, with a heavier front end; however, there's a multitude of suspension adjustment points (many times more...

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Price updated. Not selling farkles separate just yet.

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Yea, I've got several folks interested in that. Perhaps in a few weeks if it doesn't sell by then. ;)

Price dropped a bit. Riding season is coming...great deal. :D Looks like no farkle parting out for now...the committee has spoken...

My 2004 only had the issues with the TPS in 2005 (shut down during acceleration...sucked), which the dealer replaced after some sweet talking, prior to the official recall. Since that episode, the bike has been completely trouble-free and strong. My wife and I started doing 2up on it all over...

I'm gonna try to keep it complete for now... :D

Just got an FJR1300 a few weeks ago and part of the deal with the financial committee is to sell the fizzer asap (not a bad deal, lol). We're a mostly 2up family and it was time to upsize a bit. Location: Eastern NC, right along I-95 corridor SOLD!!!!!, cash only please. You pick it up in...

They do snug up as the center, non-threaded portion reaches the top of the hole. I imagine if one were to force the issue, they'd end up screwing up the hub threads with that center section of the stud as there is no "bottom" to the hub stud holes. Snugged up, each stud measured about 25mm from...

Thanks for that! Confirms my thought on the process. I don't plan to force them, but I do remember them being a shade short of going full depth (when looking from the backside of the hub).

Resurrecting an old thread, but it relates to what I'm doing on my rear hub. I'm replacing some of the studs and wondered what the best way is to get them reinstalled. Do you put two nuts (no snickering...) on the stud (one next to the other) so they'll stay in place and provide a spot for a...

Great find! That'll save me some bucks. #$#@#$ manual and wrong torque values. ;) Hopefully, I can save it and be back in business.

Heh heh, I have a wide array of tools, but alas, no welder. ;)

Yea, I'm pretty darn careful with these sorts of things. The other nuts were fine...it was just the one that let go on me. Looking at the backside of the hub, I can see the stud is still firmly in place, so it stripped out in the nut. Not sure exactly what happened, but I suppose the wrench...

I'm just about the same way for general fastening, but with critical components that bear a lot of load, I tend to torque to spec just to be safe.

Well, there I was, beautiful day outside, working on the bike in the garage...wanting to go riding later. I just lost my job this past week, so I needed some riding to get out from underneath the clouds. ;) I had the rear wheel off, cleaning the rear sprocket, hub, etc., and was putting...