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For sale is a 2011 Yamaha FZ8. $5400 (roughly 5800 miles). The perfect bike for the street. Very well maintained. All oil changes after break-in were done with Amsoil Synthetic. Bike is in mint shape. Call or email ([email protected]) with questions or to come take a look. I live in Cedar...

What, not pictures of the Obama bike? :rof:

I owned and rode an 04 and 09 R1. Never had a problem with either one of them. In fact, I sold my 04 R1 with just over 50,000 miles on it.

I've done the same but just remember, snowmobile gloves won't protect you much if you crash.

Malarkey! Get a motorcycle that you can stud the tires and do this! ICE RACING 1 Jared Mees, Scott Parker, Brian Smith, Mark Cheza etc....avi - YouTube More fun than a "Wheel Chair" (AKA: Quad) or snowmobile!

Yikes, I'm not thinking this is going to fit under the passenger seat. It folds fairly small but I keep mine in my backpack. You're lucky to get an insurance card in that space back there! :p

I wear my same Alpinestars leather year round and just deal with the heat. Then again Wisconsin isn't the same type of "warm" climate all the time.

Looks nice but man....you have to loose those red reflectors.

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No Superman needed. Just a ramp (which could be wood) and 4 tie downs. Simple.

How about tie it down in the bed of your truck? Then you can still go out with your truck too.

Bummer. Gives you all the more reason to take all the fence down for a "more open" feel to your yard. Never was a fan of fenced in yards (unless you have a dog or something).

Wrong. See note 5 under their "Uses in All Fuels" on their webpage: Sea Foam | Tech Info - Gas Engines It stabalizes fuel for 2 years. In additioin it does far more than other fuel additives.

That Suzuki is pretty nice looking. I like it.

Yeah, I've seen how much hotter climates suck. People run from an air conditioned car right into their air conditioned houses while it's one beautiful day after the next in the Upper Midwest. You can have that stuff. Besides, I transition from motorcycle to snowmobile in the winter. Gives...

Not a good idea. You're better off putting fuel conditioner (Sea Foam) in a full tank of gas when storing it. These gas tanks are metal. If you don't have a full tank of gas you could get rust on the insides of it as condensation can collect inside. Just my $.02.

1) Battery Tender 2) Sea-foam mixed into a full tank of gas (also make sure the Sea-foam is also ran into the fuel lines, etc). 3) Ideally get both wheels off of the ground to prevent flat spots. If you can't do that, move the bike a little every couple months. 4) Fresh oil change. That's...

Maybe a dumb question but can you do this with the same amount of chain links as stock?

1) Like everyone else, suspension. 2) Don't integrate the exhaust hanger with the passenger pegs. 3) Bigger gas tank. 4) Better high beam vision. I saw brake lines on here a few times. Keep in mind the R6 & R1 come with non stainless lines from the factory too.

It's still all relative.