At least he's smiling, somewhat. The guy that was on that brand new red one wasn't. Go figure?That is one great smile sitting on the new FJR
Tell me about those pannier and tank protectors that are in the picture....and no price change. Cool! I like my Candy Red better though.
Dan
How about both!! That will make you smile like this
I bet that will be one mean looking machine with the dark tint on the shield.
Thank you.
It's a little thing, but Yamaha provides the keyed to the bike locks to the side bags of new bikes . . . loose, you put them in. They also provide a 3rd lock for use in a top box. In my case, it's just an extra lock should anything happen to one of the locks in the sidebags.
Hmmm. my 2013 came with the locks installed in the bags. Maybe it's a dealer thing?
Mine also.
Well, they might have installed the bag locks, but . . . there should have been a third one loose for you to use as needed, like on my 2013. Just say'in.
Yep, got that one too
Great info Shuey. What else is provided with the bike that should end up with the customer, but which may get 'lost' by the dealer's setup team?
Well . . . a complete tool kit was a nice surprise with everything you need to take most of the bike apart. Cheap drop forged stuff, but the spark plug wrench is worthwhile. Unlike the ST though, it didn't have the piece of foam that came with the solitary allen wrench.
Wow with Honda that is a lot of extra money for those items.Well . . . a complete tool kit was a nice surprise with everything you need to take most of the bike apart. Cheap drop forged stuff, but the spark plug wrench is worthwhile. Unlike the ST though, it didn't have the piece of foam that came with the solitary allen wrench.
The side hard boxes came with both interior organizer nets as well as good quality carry bags. I use the bags and the nets are stored in the garage somewhere.
That's all I can think of other than the extra lock. Everything else was ready to go.
Shuey
True, but there is a give and take with everything.
