i guess if I am going to be a pain is the === with my question I had better introduce myself
I my be the only one hear that was not pleased with the purchase of my fj. I sold my 750 fazer to buy the fj 1100 and was hoping for a big improvement in in power and felt short changed in that department. The bike did grow on me and as a sport tourer it was a major improvement
I did grow to love the bike and put 65,000 km on it touring through the USA and Mexico. I parked the bike in 92 to fix the 2nd gear and then started in a new carere as a guide and outfitter which pretty much kept me busy during the riding season.
I sold the outfit in 2004 and tried to get back into riding by buying a honda ns400r it was not the bike for a small northern town with only 1 way in and 1 way out so into the shed it went What to do? Duel sport and take advantage of all the back roads and trails great fun but I still missed street riding and touring so last spring I tried a yamaha yzf750r great bike but not a sport tourer for a 48 year old guy Sold it an spent a lot of time thinking on what to try next and the only answer is fix the old fj
If all goes well i will be working 7 days a week until mid march and then I will rebuild the fj
So there it is my life story
Scott
Welcome to the fire Scott,
Theres a ton of FJ info here and a good group of folks willing to help out where they can. I hope you can bring your FJ1100 back to life again and enjoy the experiance.
Eric M
Welcome Scott, don't worry about being a pain in the ass. They seem to tolerate me here.
Quote from: Travis398 on January 13, 2011, 03:48:53 PM
Welcome Scott, don't worry about being a pain in the ass. They seem to tolerate me here.
So far, anyway... :bomb:
Randy T
Indy
Quote from: bcguide on January 13, 2011, 10:17:04 AM
.... a sport tourer for a 48 year old guy ......fix the old fj....
Scott
That seems to be a fairly common theme here, you'll fit right in.
Welcome.
bcguide... --- British Columbia or Boone & Crockett?
Quote from: Travis398 on January 13, 2011, 03:48:53 PM
Welcome Scott, don't worry about being a pain in the ass. They seem to tolerate me here.
Admitting it is the first step to recovery.
welcome brother! :hi:
this time around things will be different... for you AND the FJ.... i just have a feeling about it :good2:
KOokaloo!