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Events, Meets, Ride outs etc / Last Steel Horse Cafe Bike Night of 2018

« on: 03 October 2018, 12:32:42 PM »

Just to let you all know that this Friday, 5th October, is the last bike night of 2018 at the Steel Horse Cafe, between Usk and Abergavenny.

http://www.steelhorsecafe.co.uk/

Weather forecast looks favourable and there's usually a good turn out.

See you all there

Events, Meets, Ride outs etc / Anybody out & about SE Wales tomorrow

« on: 29 September 2018, 06:03:30 PM »

Hi any South Wales Foccers

Anyone out & about for a few hours tomorrow?
I'm in Cwmbran but happy meet up somewhere mutually agreeable.

Events, Meets, Ride outs etc / Steel Horse Cafe Bike Night this Friday

« on: 06 September 2018, 09:08:04 AM »

Hi Folks
Just a reminder that this Friday 7th September is bike night at Steel Horse Cafe near Abergavenny (NP7 9AY for sat navs).
Always a great turnout.
The cafe is open all day from 9am and closes at 9pm on monthly bike nights but late afternoon / evening is when the majority of bikes turn up.

Would be great to see some fellow Foccers there

For Sale & Wanted / Refurbed & upgraded FZS 1000 rear shock for sale

« on: 27 August 2018, 11:46:11 AM »

Here for sale is a standard Gen 1 rear shock absorber that was overhauled & rebuilt approx 5 years ago.
It's sat all wrapped up in a box in my garage all that time as I did Devilsyam's R6 shock mod when I bought the bike about 4 years ago.
I was new to Fazers back then and didn't realise what was already on the bike and, taking much of the good advice available on this site decided to "upgrade" what I thought was a standard shock to the R6 one.

I believe everything was done by MCT Suspension (sticker on the shock) and the spring replaced with a K-Tech 55-175-90 one, which I think is for a YZF-R1 looking at their parts catalogue but I don't really know what the numbers mean.
I think the first two are the part number and the 90 is the spring rate (90 N).

It's in really good nick with a small amount of surface rust on the preload adjuster and outer body of the shock absorber and a small amount of damage to the rubber bump stop.
All the working parts are like nearly new.
It also comes with the standard dog bones I took off when doing the R6 mod.

Anyway, check out the photos and see what you think.

I'm asking £125 for it plus postage, which I'm not sure how much that costs as I've never sold anything like this before!!

Hopefully will go to a good home and a Foccer who is looking for an upgrade to their standard shock.

For Sale & Wanted / Wanted: Rear hugger for blue (DPBMC) 2002 Foxeye FZS600

« on: 26 May 2015, 10:51:00 AM »

Hi fellow Foccers

I am looking for a colour coded rear hugger for my 2002 Foxeye FZS600.
It's the blue model which I believe is known as DPBMC - Deep Purplish Blue Metallic C

Saw one on another bike on a ride out over the weekend and it looked great.

I've looked at all the various hugger manufacturer's websites and they are nearly all just black or carbon fibre.

Skidmarx still offer a new blue hugger but I don't know if it's a match to the Fazer blue or not. $:\$
They don't offer or imply any colour coded service.
Anybody know if it does match or not??

Any help or suggestions most welcome.

Thanks in advance

Introduction / New member riding a '52 FZS600 foxeye

« on: 06 July 2012, 07:27:43 AM »

Hello everyone.
I have heard & read great things about FOC and am looking forward to joining the gang.
I have owned my '52 FZS600 foxeye for a couple of years, having passed my DAS three years ago.
I am a 49 year old guy from Cwmbran in South Wales and, after looking around at loads of other bikes, have decided to stick with the Fazer and lavish her with the love and attention she deserves.
Ride safely everyone.

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