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I have had good experiences with bikebandit.com Good prices and totally transparent... shipping and taxes paid in advance. great sales, huge selection and they price match. they also give an additional 10% discount if you are an AMA member. I also like revzilla, but they have minimum order value...

I forgot about salvage parts. I'll take your word for it that it can be swapped out. As far as reprogramming a key, my bike came with a third key (with a chip in it) that you have to use to get the bike to accept a new ignition key code. How would a locksmith get around that?

If I was to do this I would ride down to Cape Girardeau (Missouri) and then zig zag west, back and forth through Mark Twain forest and the Ozarks out to Eureka or Bentonville. Then head back on other roads to Kentucky and work your way back up to SE Ohio then into PA and work your way back. 3...

Yamaha FJR's have an immobilizer. The deterrent is you can never get it started without a new harness from Yamaha and they won't sell you that unless you have the proper documentation. So a theif's only option is to part it out. I also use the ignition steering lock and a padlocked cable/chain...

The last time I was with State Farm (4 years ago) they had a pro-rated schedule for refunds if a policy on motorcycles were cancelled. Ask your agent.

You don't need a lawyer...just go to the court asap and tell them you dispute the ticket. You'll go before a prosecutor. Say you want your day in court (don't admit guilt) and he/she will most likely offer to reduce the fine. Don't say yes or no, just shrug your shoulders and ask what's next...

Seeing as it's the dead of winter and we've just had 2 of the coldest days in several years I thought I would post this up. I've looked at it a couple of times in the last few days to remind myself of good times to come! http://youtu.be/JiJgBz7BQiw