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Yeah the pic doesn't lie, it's 2 of the GPX-Y01. I gave SH + cable away to the gear indicator buyer. Thanks, I let them know that the free gift is probably a dud. Edit: I found the order, SoloMotoParts sent the wrong cable. The order says SH-Y01. =( They didn't respond to my email, but the...

I listed one of these for sale in the parts subforum.

I posted this stuff on CL locally and got no bites. I should list it here where the FZ6R crowd is (sold my FZ6R a while back). The prices are for local pick up. I'm not sure how much it costs to ship this stuff. Everything is new, unused, and unopened. If you're somewhere around Bay Area /...

Definitive thread: http://www.600cc.org/forum/230250-post4.html http://www.600cc.org/forum/f87/oil-filter-17743/ :thumbup:

You'll notice the loss in 1st gear, but once moving, not so much. Well, for lower powered bikes, you'd also notice at the top if the top is around freeway speeds (250~350 cc bikes).

I don't know actually, how are tubed tires different than tubeless, are they like super smooth on the inside?

Life is too short to waste brain cells on useless people, forget them!!

Imo naked twin isn't really a replacement for faired I4 ... I passed over FZ-07 and stepped down to R3, just to have fairings. There is a custom fairing kit out there, but it's track oriented / no headlights / crazy $ / etc. The upright bars and pegs cause riders to complain where the pegs are...

When I sold my red bike, dude on the phone is like, "I have to have red, because blue is a girly color for chicks." Guy comes to buy my old bike, and sees that my new ride is blue, hah.

I'm one of the riders that found it really uncomfortable, even after trying multiple seat options. Kinda upright but kinda leaned forward, awkward for me. Had no complaints about the engine or power though! Stayed with Yamaha but moved from 6R to R3. Definitely the 6R is a higher quality...

Hello fellow Ninja 250/300 rider! The FZ6R is seriously easy to manage, very smooth throttle. If you are competent on the parallel twin, you shouldn't have any issues with the 6R. The 6R is a heavier bike than the Ninja (+100 pounds): requires a bit more manhandling around town, but your...

Definitive thread: http://www.600cc.org/forum/230250-post4.html http://www.600cc.org/forum/f87/oil-filter-17743/ :thumbup:

Did the 1.5-1.75" rear lowering link + 1.25-1.5" front fork drop. I liked it, some other members didn't like it. The steering did get lighter.

It happens quiet often ... even less mileage occasionally.

One small section of my backyard fence (like 5%) butts up against an apartment complex. For some reason, they walk all the way over to this small section of fence, and enjoy flicking their fire missiles over into my yard, so I have to make sure "sh!t's not on fire, yo" and religiously keep that...

For myself personally? If I were tracking the bike, maybe I'd be paranoid and use the OEM filter? But for my casual around town riding, and buzzing down the freeway ... I'm more concerned with having proper and fresh oil.

Yeah I'm not sure. I used Fram Synthetic 7317, since it's the same filter that fits my Honda Fit and Mazda Protege5. Which was super convenient.

http://www.600cc.org/forum/230250-post4.html http://www.600cc.org/forum/f87/oil-filter-17743/ AMSOil SMF103

Still looking? I have one. http://www.600cc.org/forum/f34/sale-corbin-seat-fz6r-09-a-32935/