Hi, I am wondering if it possible to swap a FZ1s seat section onto an FZ1n. I just like the style of the S model it’s a bit longer than the N model, will I need the S model subframe or anything else from the S model to make it fit onto the N model. Thanks

I hope that I will not need one but I am about to replace the front tyre and will be taking the wheel off. Just done a quick search and they are £35
Anyone know where I can get one cheaper I i need one.
My current one only had 1 tab after previously been broken by a tyre fitter

Hello again everyone - been a bit busy for a few months but I am still here shiny side up so far.
I need a new rear,
For those that dont know me - I do not ride in the wet and any do about 700 miles a year so I dont need a high mileage touring tyre or one that's great in the wet.  
Currently its a Metzeler sportec M7RR. and its done 6,600 miles - after 8 years so I dont want a hard wearing tyre as its old before its warn.

Thinking of the M9rr
But now looking at the Bridgstone  T31 or 32 or s23 or s22

What are peoples thoughts please

Hi... After a rebuild... I have noticed that when I turn the ignition off, the clock resets to 1am every time I turn the ignition back on... not a major... just wondering whether it is indicative of something I have missed or something??? 
cheers
hope everybody is well... the weather is just starting to improve here in France and the Fazer is now on french plates... So I can rag around the French countryside without wondering if I am going to be stopped for UK plates..lol

Hi,to one and all,I have a totally untouched 2004 silver metallic Fazer 1000 with only 4,750 miles, now the only reason I’m looking to sell it is I unfortunately suffer with Crohns and it caused me to loose a lot of body weight from 11.00 stone to 8 and half stone so I’ve found that the bike has become way to heavy for me, I’ve had the bike from new so only one owner it’s been serviced and just had a new battery fitted it’s just going to be MOT in the next week or so, I also have a brand new Fazer petrol tank unused that is in a metallic Blue, that can go with it.
If you’re interested please feel free to make me an offer.nothing stupid please.
All the best Mal.

https://www.richardmarksbikeparts.com/pr...0644364620

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Greetings,

very randomly I ducked to check out my bike and I noticed (after a long time figuring it out) a rubber part, that is the air guide/spart plug cover with the ID 4YR-2137Y-01-00, hanging low a bit and touching the engine, specifically the valve cover. According to other photos I found online, only the triangular spiky part should be visible from the sides, while mine are touching the hot engine. The flaps that are hanging don't have attachment points and I guess should be tucked in somewhere, but I don't know where.

Please google the ID so you get a better picture if you'd like to help, because I don't know why can't I upload photos here.

Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone

Just 2 days ago, I acquired a 2004 Fazer 600 fuel injected. 

Now I am very happy with the bike, but there is a massive flat spot between 6k to 8k rpm. 

Could someone please possibly point me in the right direction on where to start with this. 

I went into the diagnostic mode yesterday and Cylinders 1&4, were both set at -25 and cylinders 2&3 were set at -8. 
Could this be causing it ? 

Kind Regards
Wildwi11 

Greetings all,

Having a trawl through some stuff and came across the 2001 Ride magazine review of the Gen1 Fazer 1000.

Anyone like the magazine forwarded to them, before I dispose of it? 1st come 1st served, decided by PM timings.
Just cover the postage cost. ?

Cheers

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