Fazer Owners Club - Unofficial
Bikes, Hints'n'Tips => Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner => Topic started by: Lez72 on 19 February 2013, 01:34:13 pm
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I was giving my FZS1000 its winter deep clean and noticed a couple of things so was just wondering !!! its a Gen 1 2002 model by the way.
Questions are 1) Should the rear brake caliper have a protective dust cover on its underside that stops all the crap getting up into the caliper ? I have had numerous bikes before that have had one.
2) On the inside of the rear footrest hangers there is a threaded bolt hole which looks to have had something fitted to them at some point as there is a 'bolt head' mark where i presume something once resided. What was it that was fitted or am i misreading something. It looks like an ideal place for some bungee hooks or something similar but mine obviously doesn't have anything and its just a threaded hole ?
Regards in advance ;)
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For q2, did a previous owner have luggage fitted that would have attached here?
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Yes the hole is for the pannier carrier to attach to.
(http://www.yamahamotorcyclespares.co.uk/spares/epcImages/9754/32.jpg)
(http://img560.imageshack.us/img560/8489/givipannierfitting.jpg)
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Ah thats what that treaded holes for :rolleyes not for tax disc holder which ive used it for 8)
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Thanks folks. That clears those questions up then. I guess the previous owner did have pannier racks fitted as something has been fitted at some point.
I take it from the diagram that the rear brake caliper doesn't have a dust cover either. Phew, i dont have to buy a replacement now ;)
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IIRC there should be a weight bolted to the pillion footrests to help dampen vibrations, they get removed for the rack fittings. I have had my SW Motech rack and pannier mounts on for about 7 years now, so weights lost in the mist of time :o
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Ahhh, that also makes sense as the front footrest hangers have weights attached too ;)