They should be pretty common and easy to get your hands on. You can get something fully adjustable or restricted to a size. If you're using it for another vehilce, like a car or something, an adjustable on would do you better in the long run. Otherwise sizes are based off diameter of the filter...
Congrats on the new bike!
As for oil, I use Motul 5100 10w40. I found that this viscosity worked well for the temperature variation you get with year-round riding. I use my bike to get to work, about an hour trip each each way, so I get where you're coming from. But AMSOIL is a great choice...
Just installed the plate, it fits perfectly. Mounted and held the throttle cables just like the OEM. Massive props to Samwich, you've done a killer job!
I use Silkolene Titanium chain lube. I don't feel like it keeps your chain lubed for as long as others, but it's not crazy sticky so it's easier to put on and strip off when cleaning.
Apparently it also works best on a cold chain too, so you don't need to worry about warming your chain when...
I know this thread is a bit old, but it's got me curious. The bikes in the seconds pick are definitely FZ6R's, the swingarm, frame and tank are the same as our bikes. But I can't for the life of me figure out where those fairings are from, they don't seem to match any R6 year model.
If it's a...
The red wire from the battery tender must be connected to the battery, otherwise you won't get any power. Install the battery tender as you normally would, but include a relay in the red (positive) wire in between the fuse and the quick-disconnect plug.
The yellow wire from the relay must be...
I had a similar problem when installing heated grips on the girlfiend's MT-07. You'll need to install a relay connected to a hot lead, like your number plate light. I used a posi-tap to splice into the existing system and it worked a treat.
Placement of the relay would be exactly the same as...
I got the plate in the mail the other day, it looks legit! I'm going to wait until I get my full licence in January before I install it, call it superstition, but I'm confident it'll work a treat. Thanks heaps man!
I've got the R&G tail tidy. Bit expensive but it's pretty much the only kit that moves the plate back far enough that it won't hit the tyre when you go over a bump. Comes with stock and aftermarket indicator adapters.
Yamaha XJ6 '09 Tail Tidy LP0079BK
As for indicators, I've got Watsen...
I was planning on getting one of these from Resart when I get my blacks in January, but it's a bit of a rip off. I'd be down for one of yours, absolutely.