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« on: 15 September 2012, 05:56:25 am »
I have a set of GENUINE ΥΑΜΑΗΑ bars .... . If you are interested tell me about ... 
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« on: 20 March 2012, 07:19:29 pm »
Thanks for the answer but there is no such problem. Just being on a friend who forgot the lock on them and destroyed.
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« on: 18 March 2012, 12:19:02 pm »
I want 2 front brake rotors (left and right) news or used .... 
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« on: 13 February 2012, 09:39:22 am »
Something I found a while ago, measurements are right for the standard ones as I measured mine while off.
It's not exactlty linear, and a few thousandths error shouldn't hurt.
There's that much slop in the bolts size to hole size already.
it doesn't require much precision.
Here's some figures based on several postings of measurements
made to raise and lower FZ1's.
The centre to centre distance between the bolt holes and the resulting
change in height.
137mm = 22.5mm
138mm = 17.4mm
139mm = 12.6mm
140mm = 8.1mm
141mm = 3.8mm
142mm = -0.2mm
143mm = -3.9mm
144mm = -7.3mm
145mm = -10.5
146mm = -13.5
147mm = -16.1
148mm = -18.5
149mm = -20.6
150mm = -22.5
151mm = -24.1
152mm = -25.4
Very good job and ihfos ....
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« on: 13 February 2012, 09:31:55 am »
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« on: 26 January 2012, 06:09:15 am »
Excuse me my fried but I've sold the rims. But remember that the bearings of the YZF is 28 mm thickness and FZS 20mm. So I made adapters with external diameter 28 and 20 hole like that of the photo.
The model is 2000 YZF 1000 THUNDERACE
I think I have found bearings that would fit without the need of adapters:
Thunderace: 25 (inner)x52 (outer) x15 (thickness)
Fazer: 20x47x14
Conversion: 20x52x15 -This measurement is easy to find, so putting that rim would be an easy job (If I am not wrong)
http://www.gear4bikes.com/acatalog/Yamaha_Rear_Wheel_Bearings1.html
By the way the YZF750R fits the same rim.
The 28-20 is for rear wheel ...
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« on: 24 January 2012, 09:03:08 pm »
use yzf750 ebc hh but the pads were new when i fitted them as were the seals
OK .... wait mail when you're ready.
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« on: 24 January 2012, 07:10:03 pm »
Yes ... GREECE ..... no problem with the lines ....... only one question about that brake pads ....... how difficult it is to find them .... ???
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« on: 24 January 2012, 02:29:09 pm »
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« on: 24 January 2012, 02:08:28 pm »
Good work my friend. Have you thought about to sell the calipers of the FZR that has now ... ???? .... I am willing to purchase them.
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« on: 24 January 2012, 01:23:35 pm »
Excuse me my fried but I've sold the rims. But remember that the bearings of the YZF is 28 mm thickness and FZS 20mm. So I made adapters with external diameter 28 and 20 hole like that of the photo.
The model is 2000 YZF 1000 THUNDERACE
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« on: 24 January 2012, 10:30:54 am »
I expect it may have been but as mine is a commuter with occasional big bike chasing, I'm content with what I have. Not keen on the 023s though still prefer the Dunplops Roadsmarts wet and dry.
The problem existed in Greece, where I can not find 110 front rubber and so began to Looking How can I correct a 120.
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« on: 24 January 2012, 10:18:22 am »
The correct move is to put a wheel from FZR400RR which is identical to the FZS600
So you have tried it? Great!
Does the speedo fit spot on?
Bearings, axle? Can I use them from FZS, or I have to get FZR400 axle and bearings?
160 rear is common, but 110 is a bit harder to find, so I'd look for front wheel swap.
Yes all the same for the front wheel. Only difference is in rear wheel and you have to made two adapters to use the axis of the FZS.
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« on: 24 January 2012, 09:19:19 am »
The dimensions of these wheels is 3.50CH17 and 5.5CH17 while the fzs600 is 3.00CH17 5.00CH17 and thus not sit well the 120 and 180 joints.
I had for 5 years and led them in the street and truck days ...... really can believe me that the difference was great.
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« on: 24 January 2012, 08:30:20 am »
The correct move is to put a wheel from FZR400RR which is identical to the FZS600 and behind a wheel of YZF1000TUNDERACE and so you can enjoy a much better grip.
That way they can find and widest range of tires 120 and 180.
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« on: 26 December 2011, 10:46:37 am »
And a happy new year ... 
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« on: 25 December 2011, 11:29:39 pm »
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« on: 21 November 2011, 05:08:48 pm »
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« on: 21 November 2011, 11:45:14 am »
I am a 50 year old xracer and ended with FZS1000. I like the modifications on this bike. You have a nice forum and monitored frequently. It's nice to share experiences.
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