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The eBay order that went totally wrong

Started by Mike m, July 10, 2018, 03:12:58 PM

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Mike m

I think thier trying to convert me.pic 1 is my order pic 2 is what I got.

Mike m

I had a backup plan so I'm waiting g on jeff to come threw hes slower then molasis.jk

ryanschoebel

That's gotta be annoying. My brother just bought a Kawasaki, and let me just say, I don't like it. It doesn't hold turns as well as an FJ, it's too light, and it just feels weird.
1985 FJ1100-- Atlas (SOLD)
1984 FJ1100-- Storm

FJ1200W

I like Kawasaki's, the new Z900RS is amazing.

Today I spend some saddle time in a 2nd gen FZ1 and I really liked it -

Just not better than my '89

Faster, oh yes, the new one is faster.

Sure shifted nice. I'm still having shift issues, started when I adjusted for the Buell lower pegs, needs some fine tuning.

I'm going for a ride -
Steve
Columbia, Missouri
USA

Country Joe

Today on the way to Louisville, Kentucky, I stopped into my favorite motorcycle superstore, Sunrise Motorsports in Searcy, AR. I wanted to get a look and a sit on the new Honda Gold Wing. I will probably take one on a test ride next time I get home from West Virginia.  That will definitely be a long term goal if I like how it rides and runs. I also sat on a Kawasaki Z900 RS, a Yamaha XSR 700 and a lightly used 2016 Suzuki GSX-S 1000. I'm thinking that one of those naked bikes may be a whole lot easier on tires in the twisties than the FJ has been. Quite likely a little more fun as well. I guess that remains to be seen. :pardon:
1993 FJ 1200

Motofun

If you like the Z900RS try out the plain Z900.  It is the best out-of-box mid-pirice bike I've ever ridden.  Suspension is spot on for anything short of the track.  The throttle is smooth from zero to full stop.  It is far better than my FZ09 was out of the box.  The Z900RS is more of a stretch to the bars and for some unknown reason it is snatchy off the zero position on the throttle.  Why it is different from the plain Z900 is a mistery, but it is.  The Z900RS in candy brown/orange sure is pretty, though.
'75 Honda CB400F
'85 Yamaha RZ350
'85 Yamaha FJ1100
'89 Yamaha FJ1200
'09 Yamaha 125 Zuma
'09 Kawasaki KZ110 (grand kids)
'13 Suzuki GSXR 750 (track)
'14 Yamaha FZ-09
'23 Yamaha Tenere 7
SOLD: CBX,RZ500,Ninja 650,CB400F,V45 Sabre,CB700SC,R1

FJ1200W

Quote from: Motofun on August 12, 2018, 12:23:16 PM
If you like the Z900RS try out the plain Z900.  It is the best out-of-box mid-pirice bike I've ever ridden.  Suspension is spot on for anything short of the track.  The throttle is smooth from zero to full stop.  It is far better than my FZ09 was out of the box.  The Z900RS is more of a stretch to the bars and for some unknown reason it is snatchy off the zero position on the throttle.  Why it is different from the plain Z900 is a mistery, but it is.  The Z900RS in candy brown/orange sure is pretty, though.

The Kawi rep let us ride the Z900 and it reminded me of the older Triumph Speed Triple. Loved the wheelie on command, the powerband, yeah, you are right, a total blast to ride and a bargain IMO. $8399.00 MSRP Non-ABS. A bargain!
Steve
Columbia, Missouri
USA