Just Baught My New 2009 FZS6

[kq6up]

I have been riding the hek out of my '82 XJ750 Maxim (10,000 miles in the past 8 months, and the gears started to get a little crunchy. Chaporal made me an offer I can't refuse, and now I am the owner of an '09 FZS6.

The XJ forum was very helpful with my XJ750, so I decided to join a forum for my FZ.

Chris KQ6UP

 

[n1one]

:cheer::cheer:WELCOME ABOARD:cheer::cheer:

You made a great choice on the bike, You will love it!

:welcome:...from another HAM

73 de N1ONE

 

[fazer.rider]

pics please :thumbup: btw how much was it out the door?

 

[kq6up]

With the 5 year extended warranty, it was 9399 out the door.

Chris KQ6UP

 

[fazer.rider]

With the 5 year extended warranty, it was 9399 out the door.

Chris KQ6UP

awesome!!! now let the mods begin :thumbup:

 

[rdoucet]

Congratulations on the new purchase!!!!

Rob - KB9EPH

 

[LERecords]

Rob - KB9EPH

What is the letters and such after your name???

Congrate on the new bike and :welcome: to the forum... your going to love the fz.. i cant for the life of me figure out what i used to do without it.. oh and take lots of pictures :thumbup:

 

[kq6up]

The letters after our names are our ham radio callsignes issued by the FCC. I have noticed in the past that many hams are also into bikes, photography, planes, shooting, and computers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amateur_radio

Chris KQ6UP :rockon:

 

[Wolfman]

Congrats on the new bike....any photo's yet?

:thumbup:

 

[rdoucet]

What is the letters and such after your name???


Sorry about that; did not mean any disrespect to others reading the post. The letters after my name are my call sign for Amateur Radio (HAM RADIO) issued by the Federal Communication Commission in the United States. Each radio operator holding a valid Amateur Radio License is given a specific call sign that they use when calling other Amateur Radio Operators. Their are different classes of Licenses and each advancement in class allows the amateur operator more operating privileges on different band frequency's set by the FCC.

I received my Novice License (Beginner) in spring of 1990 and currently hold a General Class License. I have kept my same call sign (KB9EPH) since my introduction in Amateur Radio.

 

[jreese86]

Congrats, welcome. I, too, have a 1982 Yamaha Maxim XJ750. It's a cool old bike.

 

[nimzotech]

Gratz on the new bike. Welcome to the forum.
But :needpics:

 

[kq6up]

Thanks for all of the warm welcomes, and I will try to get some pics up today.

Chris KQ6UP