Will you be selling Fazer parts??

Yes, very true, I bought a 600 bandit stolen recovered for £100, broke it up and made £1500 profit. Easy money 

I could get involved with that!!

Hi, sounds like a good deal, similar to my Vauxhall Owners Club, you get massive discounts at main dealers for parts and accessories as well. Whats the payment method, do I send you a cheque or can I use Paypal or something similar?

And i could enjoy waking my neighbours up at 5.30 every morning, so I suppose it has got its advantages!!

I had the Gen 1 Fazer1000 a couple of years back, loved it to bits, Mike Ivanised it, I thrashed it (when & wherever I could) and decided that going everywhere easily in trebble figures had to stop. It was also one of the only bikes I've had that I could ride all day and not ache! However I now have A 1999 FZS600 and find I can use all the power much more easily, but not be going as mentally fast as I did on the thou. As mentioned before, keep the exup valves clean, lubed and serviced and as long as you've got plenty of self control with your right wrist, enjoy!!!! 

Yeah, these home made jobbies may look ok, but unless some testing and research has been done regarding carburation, you could end up with a bike that looks the dogs, but runs like a bag of shite! 

Yes good point, some pics showing the pipe fitted to the bike would be good.

where did you order your brake lines from? Did you order 2 front and one rear, with stainless steel fittings too? Just looking for best deal at the moment 

Well in todays current financial climate, its common sense to use the internet, I'm afraid its every man for himself. (Well it is for me anyway!)

Thats different, never seen anything like that before on a FZS600, bet its loud!!

I got a quote from Yamaha for a new float needle and brass seat for my fazer, after  my bike started dumping fuel out of the carb every time I turned it off. They wanted £43.00 inc VAT, which for such a tiny (but very important) item, I thought was a bit dear. I found a company on ebay called 'Bike Business' who do a complete carb repair kit, with float needle, brass seat, gaskets and o rings for £10!! and theyre made in Japan. I was a bit dubious at first, but I thoght what the hell and bought 4 kits and did all 4 carbs for less than the price of one yamaha one! Touch wood shes been fine for weeks and runs like a dream. Worth a look if you want to save pennies!