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Gave her a bath and updated pics!

that's an excellent suggestion! she is looking quite... dusty in some of the pics, LOL!

thank you - it's proving hard to sell for some reason!

Tracer900.net Price: $6,500 Miles: 15983 (slowly rising) The valves were confirmed to be in spec 750 miles ago. Oil changed 750 miles ago. Ready to ride coast to coast right now. Additions (on the bike): - Ohlins Front Fork Cartridge Kit (for 190-220lb rider) - Ohlins Shock (for 190-220lb rider) - Puig Racing Windscreen - Heated Grips - ECU Flash - Crash Bars - New chain (750 miles ago) - New tires (Pilot Road 5, 750 miles ago) - Givi Luggage Rack Off-bike but included: - Givi Soft bags and key - Givi tank bag (snaps into plastic piece on gas tank)

we've got covered parking so I just stick my bikes in front of the truck and cover them up, disc lock, and lock them together with a huge chain. it's not too big of an issue actually. if someone wanted to steal them they'd need to get through the big chain locking them together at minimum and then yank somebody's vehicle out with (won't be mine as I keep my parking brake on fully) or somehow pick the bikes up and carry them out between two cars. and at that point they can have the damn bikes LOL.

I got my FJ09 a friend

passes are open!

you were in my neighborhood. text me next time you make it out here if you want a buddy to ride with. I'll pm you my number

generate a one time use card number and make sure it's a credit card.. what do you have to lose? LOL.

ohlins shock, custom forks, new tires, and barkbusters

got my 2015 fastest red back yesterday.. ohlins shock installed, fork internals swapped to GSXR 1000 internals with R6 fork caps, and bark busters added. this is a brand new bike! pictures soon...

he's an ex-racer who mostly works on race bikes but has done a couple of MT09's. I'll update you all after it's done

you're near me! let's go for a ride, I'll show you around the sierra nevada mountains this spring/summer.

after spoiling my DR650 (carb, shock, forks, steel braided lines in the past 2 months), I decided to pull the trigger on an ohlins shock for the FJ09. I met an awesome guy in town who used to race motorcycles and now operates his own shop out of his garage. He's going to pull the internals out of a GSXR fork and make them fit in the FJ09 fork for an awesome suspension set up here in the next couple of weeks.

+1, take it on the trip and then flip it for double what you paid. Or sell the FJ and then buy an MT09/XSR900!

yeah the idle rattle is pretty normal, albeit jarring. mine shakes a ton when it's cold out

enjoy the fastest red 2015! I'm on my second 2015 and it's my favorite generation, easy to work on and easy to make perfect with some suspension upgrades and an ECU flash.

you guys are crazy! I think the coldest I've ever ridden in was 32F/0C

I think everyone here, including myself, would advocate for another Tracer. And me personally, I'd recommend another 2015, LOL! But this is a great time to be shopping for a new sport touring bike, lots of options out there that weren't available 8 years ago (can't believe my FJ09 is already that old, I got my first 2015 FJ09 in 2016 and it felt brand new). The new GSXR specifically looks pretty nice.

noooo! sorry to hear that man. glad that you're alright, you can always buy another bike worst case scenario.

can't help either unfortunately but congrats on the purchase and welcome!

not the best pic but first ride of 2022 to grab a breakfast bagel yesterday. now the countdown starts for the passes to start opening up... usually around june.

amazing and inspiring me to get out there and ride more. only 12500 on my 2015 fastest red

always thankful for an early December ride. meant to ride down to Sonora Pass but got a late start. wound up turning around in Minden and going through Virginia City instead. pics are on NV-341, the Virginia City Highway truck bypass

speaking of Lake Tahoe, one of my favorite pics from the riding season attached. getting the itch to ride again after 2 months straight of flight simulator