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After 33+ years working in a pulp & paper mill, 20 years of it as a power plant operator, I'm retiring from that job March 1st and going to work full time as a technical writer (I've worked part time for this company for a couple of years), writing about power plants of all kinds, starting March...

I had to have a dent repaired in the tank right after I bought it (yeh, my fault). I took the tank to the body shop almost empty, but they had to take the pump out to empty it completely.

Excellent video, excellent music, I've been a fan of Satriani for a long time.

I had to put a new battery in mine today, wouldn't take a charge any more. Mine's an '06', the original battery lasted 3 years, is that normal?

I'm currently using the taller Yamaha windshield on my '06' again (I've switched back and forth a few times). I agree that the stock piece looks better, but the taller one works better in my opinion. Less wind noise, less helmet buffeting and way fewer bugs, in other words, a much more pleasent...

I work full time as a boiler operator in a pulp & paper mill and part time as a technical writer for a company that specializes in industrial manuals and training.

You're kill'en me! Very funny...

I'm using Motech, they work well.

Blue of course.

I work in the Pulp & Paper industry, very , very slow at the moment. The mill I work for will survive, but we've had massive layoffs, most of them permanent. We were bought out a year and half ago and the new owners gradually reduced the paper machines from 12 to 5 over that time period. I work...

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all. We have 10" of snow on the ground where I live, and I have to work the 24th through the 29th.

Coming from someone who has been at the same company for 32+ years with an unsertain future, stay where your at until the economy improves.

Remington 30/06.

Here's mine. Scorpions, K&N air filter with modded air box, headlight mod, Power Commander III, taller Yamaha windshield and bar risers.

I like the twistys. There are a lot of great country roads around here that don't have much traffic on week days and you can ride as fast as you dare.

It's getting close out here in the Northwest, lots of rain lately.

You are spot on my friend, I totally agree. The FZ6 is the right size for the casual ride and commuting, really anything you want it to be.

Helped a co-worker move a hot tub to his house today, it required 11 beers for the four of us plus 1 for the owner.

I have probably spent more than that with the bar risers, Scorpians, Power Commander III, larger windshield and K&N air filter and mods.

For me, its the upright riding position, I'm 57 and the leaning over tank with most of your weight on your wrists is just not comfortable. As far as modding, it makes it personal (Scorpions, K&N air filter and modded air box, Power Commander, bar risers, taller windshield and headlight mod +...