Hi Mort,
you say the vibrations there when stationary so it's probably not from the transmission. Does it disappear when you pull the clutch in?
Also, have a look at the carb rubbers does the vibration change in tone if you touch/move the carb rubbers a little?

Many years ago my mate Chalky was biking along Beachy Head when he came across an attractive young woman walking out completely starkers! Well being a simple lad he didn't know whether to pull in or toss himself off . . . 

I'm with you on the use of earplugs Fazersharp, essential for me on motorway. I'm not too fused riding about town though as I'm a bit deaf in one ear from years of working a lathe. Unfortunately no wine last nite Colin,  It's amazing what a google search can bring up these days, it turns us all into experts 

Good article with link to 12 step guide-

http://www.visordown.com/workshop/diy---how-to-change-your-clutch-plates-and-springs/2444.html


and it's a FZS600, bonus! 

Congrats Steely, It's an awesome pic- one to treasure, love her

It's an achievement to keep any bike rolling winter after winter, to do it with style is an art in itself

Happy Days  I'm going back 20 years here but Ride On have always been shite , Mickey Oates has the best mechanics(good pay), grt western road was always ok for odds & sods, take your time the right bike at the right price will appear! 

I'm sure there's a joke about blown seals . . .

oops by bad . . .  Temporary Sergeant Paul Stock is probably a Chief Superintendent by now! 

I use this high end product-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wizz-Leather-Clean-Feed-750ml/dp/B00B5A4NGG

You can sometimes get it in poundland or other such fine retail establishments   

As it's been said by others, it's overpriced but you've got to expect a dealer's markup as they're in the business to make profit!

If you're a bit like me once you get your legover a new bike you've already sold it to yourself

I'd go in and talk turkey to them, see what are they prepared to offer to sweeten the deal- movement on price, free servicing, free helmet etc . . .

Just be prepared to walk away if you're not completely happy

It's a difficult one, the old elbow in mirror problem. I've got the little disc mirrors fitted, not ideal but they give a good view of the road periphery.