Yamaha FJR1300 (2000 - 2005)

Reviewed: by Visordown

Rather than a develop a complete new FJR, the trusted 05 motor remains at the heart while the extremeties have been altered to meet with customer requests.Bars and seat height are now adjustable to suit any size of rider, while the front fairing becomes more aerodynamic. The windscreen is adjustable ... Continue reading

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wynn morris

About time for me to change again, but there is nothing I prefer on the market with shaft drive and a proper pillion seat. Fuel consumption varies between 45mpg and 60mpg keeping between 70-80ish on mixed roads Continue reading...

Scallywag

I changed the screen (I'm 6'1)the day I bought it. Fitted fender extender & radiator protector; a Corbin seat and changed the stock pipes for Biowulf one's. This model didn't come with paniers as standard so ru Continue reading...

Woodyfjr

I have an orginal model and is so good at what it does I cant see a reason to sell and upgrade. That says it all realy. Continue reading...

kevFJR

Stay away from it if you can't afford to waste money on a toy that's not upto the job of reliable touring, try the Honda Pan or the beemer GT also watch the GTR as it also has electrical issues. Continue reading...

Stan Gregory

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