flhtifz
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FZ1 Trade, anyone ???
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if you had a gen II i'd be all over this. but i really don't want to deal with a carbureted bike after having FI. good luck.
champion221elite
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I was thinking exactly the same thing! Still though, that's a very nice looking 2002 FZ1. Best wishes to the OP in trading it for an FZ6.:thumbup:
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link to pics does not work
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here's his photobucket link.
FZ1 pictures by brewsky_2007 - Photobucket
funny, it works on his craigslist posting.
FZ1 pictures by brewsky_2007 - Photobucket
funny, it works on his craigslist posting.
flhtifz
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Thanks for fixing that Dean.
I have a feeling I'll end up keeping this bike. I just hate lending out a 1000 cc bike to guys that aren't every day riders. It's my "work" bike and bike I loan to 2 pastor friends of mine that love to ride, but don't own a bike. I know most of you guys don't like the lowers, but I always loved them and I don't like the naked look. If my FZ6 had lowers I probably would never have gotten rid of it, but who knows. I owned 5 different bikes the last year, trying to find that "perfect" bike to compliment the Harley I have had for 5 years.
This bike is set up exactly like I want it, except the levers, that's the only thing I'll change if I keep it.
I have a feeling I'll end up keeping this bike. I just hate lending out a 1000 cc bike to guys that aren't every day riders. It's my "work" bike and bike I loan to 2 pastor friends of mine that love to ride, but don't own a bike. I know most of you guys don't like the lowers, but I always loved them and I don't like the naked look. If my FZ6 had lowers I probably would never have gotten rid of it, but who knows. I owned 5 different bikes the last year, trying to find that "perfect" bike to compliment the Harley I have had for 5 years.
This bike is set up exactly like I want it, except the levers, that's the only thing I'll change if I keep it.
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i personally think the lowers on that model make the bike look a lot nicer. but for the most part, i don't like a lot of plastic.
it's nice of you to lend out your bike. not sure i'd be so nice to my preacher
but then again, he doesn't ride. good luck figuring out what to do. ahh, if you have the money, use it as an excuse to get a small "around town" bike to play with. something like a gs500 or a small ninja. doesn't have to be a great looking bike to play with and loan out.
it's nice of you to lend out your bike. not sure i'd be so nice to my preacher
but then again, he doesn't ride. good luck figuring out what to do. ahh, if you have the money, use it as an excuse to get a small "around town" bike to play with. something like a gs500 or a small ninja. doesn't have to be a great looking bike to play with and loan out.
flhtifz
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My wife is the most understanding (kind ) woman I know, but she might put an end to me if I added a 3rd bike to the garage that's already full. I just bought a sidecar for the Harley which put the zero turn mower outside under a tarp !!!
