Recent content by DjOrchie

Air Force I'm in the process of my training to be a Firefighter with the Canadian Air Force right now. Best decision I made in my life! Met tons of great people so far, have a good stable income, and have got to do some traveling where I met my wife. You have to not mind being moved around as...

You guys need to see the mountain roads here in BC!!! They put that section of road to shame :D

The dummy button is that spot for a button where there isn't one on the left handle bar. It's where the emergency flashes button is on the FZ6. I guess they used the same handle bars on the FZ6R that they put on the FZ6. They just didn't include a 4 way flasher button on ours. As for this power...

Man, I think it would make me cry if my bike looked like that. How the hell did that happen? :eek:

Thanks Jon, I have been watching a lot of video's and reading a lot on these topics. However there is only so much one can learn from watching and reading. You have definitely inspired me to go get some lessons at the local track this summer. :D

I didn't have to drill my plate to install it, weird. As for the other comment, I was pulled over by the RCMP yesterday, for yes... speeding, and the guy didn't say anything about my fender eliminator :D

Looks like they rocked themselves out of all their profits :rolleyes:

I was looking at getting a 600rr bike when I decided to be more comfortable and get the FZ6R. I sat on all the 600rr's and found the Honda CBR600rr and the Suzuki GSXR600rr to be the most comfortable... for my height anyway, I am 5'9. I test rode the Yamaha R6 and just found it too...

I love this rear tire hugger! I'll get one as soon as they are around. I want one cause with my fender eliminator I get a lot of muck up on my back seat sometimes.

Ouch, yeah if I had to pay $200 for my first service i would have done it myself too. Cost me about $100 bucks here.

I talked to my mechanic about this as I was gonna be over before I could get in for my first service as well. He said no worries, as long as it wasn't excessive. You should be fine.

There is actually two decals you can take off. The one above, and the one below, the FZ6R decal to get this look. I think it's less busy looking but still gives something on the fairing to look at. ;)

Bad idea IMO. I am willing to take my life in my own hands getting on a bike, no way would I let someone else no matter how old they are get on the back. You want to get on a bike and risk your life, you better have your own bike and be old enough to ride it. Till then the kids want kicks riding...

Don't do it in Vancouver either, +1 on the receiving a ticket :(

Sweet looking bike dude, that Noz connected? What's it like when you hit that juice on this bike?