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« on: 08 February 2013, 07:01:35 pm »
Eh Bender , nice name, 
You sure have a nice place to ride around at.
We are coming to the Mugello Moto gp 30th May to 3rd June, not far from you , will we see you? We are staying at or near Scarperia.
Billy
Yes truly a damn nice name... a thing i've learned here, a new nickname is needed. I should change it... yeah !  Yep, we can organize a meeting with our two Fazer Owner Club, if you like.
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« on: 08 February 2013, 03:30:04 pm »
Hi all
I don't know if this is a relevant advice for the main question.
On my former bike that was a FZS600, I only changed a bit of thing everyone related to the ride safety:
- brake pads (SBS RS)
- brake master cylinder (a new NISSIN radial unit)
- brake pipeline/hoses (steel mesh)
- shock dampers (FG Gubellini front fork upgrade and rear complete replace unit)
The bike has really changed its character, can believe me. The little Fazer could swallow the dust to many supersport in curvy roads.
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« on: 08 February 2013, 03:02:45 pm »
Will be because of the bike: all the same brand and model... Maybe there will be a virus hidden beneath the saddle. 
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« on: 08 February 2013, 02:54:35 pm »
Ahahahah You're funny gays.... uhm sorry for my poor English, I actually wanted to say "guys"...  
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« on: 08 February 2013, 02:44:44 pm »
I give up for now.  But I will try to learn all your slang, then we start again ... ok ? 
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« on: 08 February 2013, 02:15:25 pm »
 So, do you advise me to change my nickname ? No, no, I am an old-fashioned man and I don't follow the nowadays trends... ...but, if over the Channel there is a surplus of the item above, please do not hesitate to send it here...
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« on: 08 February 2013, 12:39:59 pm »
"La Vagina"...
Very good but not a lot of promise for a 'bender'.
Sorry but could not resist, welcome to the mad house, have fun.
I'm afraid I don't quite understand. However, I would like to precise that I usually bend others, not myself...
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« on: 08 February 2013, 12:25:48 pm »
Hi Bender,
Welcome!
In May my friends and I are doing a European tour, and passing through Northern Italy...
Hi Andy, and thank you for welcome.What can I reply ? How can you ask the innkeeper if his wine is good ?  The places You mentioned before are all beautiful locus. The Como Lake has mentioned in the well known Alessandro Manzoni's (*) "Promessi Sposi" historical novel:"Quel ramo del lago di Como, che volge a mezzogiorno, tra due catene non interrotte di monti, tutto a seni e a golfi, a seconda dello sporgere e del rientrare di quelli, vien quasi a un tratto, tra un promontorio a destra e un'ampia costiera dall'altra parte; e il ponte, che ivi congiunge le due rive par che renda ancor più sensibile all'occhio questa trasformazione e segni il punto in cui il lago cessa, e l'Adda ricomincia per ripigliar poi nome di lago dove le rive, allontanandosi di nuovo, lascian l'acqua distendersi e rallentarsi in nuovi golfi e in nuovi seni..."All around it you can find a lot of cheap Bed and Breakfast inns, take a look at this for reservation:http://www.bed-and-breakfast-in-italy.com/bed_and_breakfast_lake_como.cfmFor a great Dolomities ride I suggest you to keep the Marmolada mountain range (not sure the term is right...) in the center of your interests; there are unique views in that place and also lots of curves if you like to drive your bike in that way. So, IMHO, I'd go over there:http://goo.gl/maps/2AKBiFor the accommodation the same as I said before.But, let me say that if you want to see the beauty of Italy you have to go a little further south, for example, coming from the south of France, you could go along the coast in Liguria, thru famous "Cinque Terre" and then back along the Apennines on the highway quickly via Parma, Modena, Verona, Trento and so on to the Dolomities. Everyone of the cities mentioned has a particularity: beauties, breathtaking views, Castles, history and everything you would like to find in Italy. However, I can understand that the path is already decided, especially if the major destinations are in the middle of the continent.Let me know if you are going to come to Italy and precisely when, I'll be very happy if we can meet together with some FazerItalia's member.  Have a nice ride whatever you decide to do. p.s. here some images of an our Dolomiti Tour:
(*) Alessandro Manzoni is a sort of italian William Shakespeare...
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« on: 08 February 2013, 10:37:08 am »
Buongiorno.
che è una bella moto in cerca
Thanks mate ! I think you meant "che è una bella moto" by translating "which is a nice looking bike". Don't you ?
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« on: 08 February 2013, 06:55:08 am »
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« on: 07 February 2013, 08:24:42 pm »
Viva la figa my friend!
Welcome.
good god bender, you wanna slow down in la, vagina, or you will have more than a few cracked ribs, 
Ahahah, right !
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« on: 07 February 2013, 06:25:05 pm »
That's a shame mate, broken ribs must have hurt, glad it wasn't anything worse.
Nice to think that your bike lives on through its parts on other bikes too.
P.S. there is a place on the island I live called twatt. haha
LOL With a double "T", yet ! Ahahah
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« on: 07 February 2013, 05:47:21 pm »
Wow, you're bikes look very clean! I thought mine were tidy but they look like rat bikes compared to yours! haha.
What happened to the blue foxeye, same as my bike
That FZS1000 looks lovely! Love the black and red colour combo
Hi Chris, I loved that bike. I bought her in 2002 and she unfortunately threw me high side last May, after a corner, when we were having a lot of fun as we were going down from the Cerreto pass to Fivizzano (in the Appennini mountain chain), near a little hamlet named (ok, feel free to laugh a lot...) "La Vagina"... Look at center of the map if you can't believe me. http://goo.gl/maps/z6k9NShe forgave me a lot of times, but maybe that time I have exaggerated a bit. Fortunately, I dressed my biker suit, and I broke only two ribs but nothing else. Not a scratch more. The motorcycle instead suffered the deformation of the rear frame and breaking the windshield and tail. The repair would cost me too much! Because I loved her very much, I decided to return the plate to the Register and sell the parts that were in a good state. In that way she can live in other bikes (also I can earn money). The FG shock dampers were the first things I sold...
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« on: 07 February 2013, 03:35:58 pm »
Ahahahah you're funny, I knew it ! Yes, so I had lunch and here I am. I was telling you something about me and my bikes, here they are:my FZS600 that died last may  at the times she carried me around our beautiful Dolomiti:  This is me (ahahah, yes, exactly the yellow one) facing the Mugello's circuit near Florence during a stop of the 2012 session of FMI's GSSS course, the bike is the 3rd from left: This is still me in front of the Elephant's rock, in my beloved Sardinya, the isle that bore me, with my brother's Honda Hornet 600  and, TaDa ! Last but not least, the following is my FZ1  (sorry, it was a little bit dirty in that picture ), as she was when I bought her from a friend of mine (only 11000 kms), who used her only to go to the office and return back home. Look at the tyres... no words, mates ! I think you understand that my preferite hobby is motorcycling, but I would like to tell you that I like also to do some diy maintenance on my bikes.Other interests are electronics (microcontrollers and also old tubes amplifiers), cycling (both on and off road), martial arts.I also have two cats and a little dog (shortly some photos). Oh, yeah, the wife i told you before (I really don't know how she can endure me ) and two daughters.Got bored ? sorry, i promise i shut up for a bit ! Thank you for your hospitality in da forum. (sorry for my bad English)
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« on: 07 February 2013, 01:17:11 pm »
Hi foccers, this is Bender a senior member of FazerItalia forum. I'm 48 and own a FZ1 1st generation coming from a beloved FZS600. Here they are: ...sorry wife is calling for lunch. See you later...
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