Hi AllFirst DIY service due on my new (to me) 2003 FZS600. Would appreciate any links to decent online parts suppliers for filters, plugs and oil. Any tips and advice gratefully receivedThanksMike J
just check my pick up coils as ive no spark at the plugs, my meter is reading just over 197 ohms between pins on the pick up loom. does anyone know if this reading is within specification as I cant seem to find any specs and my Haynes does not have it either. Also what output should the pickup be sending to the tci(pulse i believe its called)
Hi Guys,
I'm looking to change the master cylinder on my Gen 1 thou for a radial master cylinder,
What is the ideal one to fit.
I would be grateful for any advice.
Cheers.
looking for some info, i need to check my pick up coil resistance but seem unable to find it in my Haynes. Does any one know what to resistance should be?
Looking for another Fazer FZS1000 Gen 1 as mine was written off, I thought I had one sorted but, sadly, it didn’t happen, so I have the money waiting. Looking for a bike in reasonable condition, although I’m quite capable of doing a bit of work if the bike has the potential.
With the COVID restrictions, I’m not sure how I am going to go about seeing a bike, so ideally something fairly near to me in Bristol or we can work something out for when things change.
I joined the group at the end of December, but I've had my Fazer since 1994.
I have a 1986 Fazer that came pre-crashed with only 1800 miles on it. The guy I got it from had 2 Fazers that had been crashed and the one I got had the better parts of both and was actually in pretty decent shape, mostly just scrapes on the pipes and missing the fake air scoop on the right. I rode the Fazer for years, mostly as a commute bike, and put over a hundred thousand miles on it. Great engine, but spooky handling because of the little 16 inch front wheel and 15 inch rear wheel with fat tire, and long chassis. Nevertheless, a great commuter because of its smooth, linear power delivery, decent gas mileage, great tire life, and reasonably upright riding position.
It had about 103,000 mile on it when the bearing on the transmission output shaft went out. I found out the only way to fix it was to completely tear down the engine and split the cases, so I just parked it in the back of the garage. After I retired, I finally got sick of seeing it sitting in the garage taking up space, so I decided it was time to either fix it or get rid of it. For some reason, I chose the former. Fixing it turned into a year long project removing the engine, tearing it apart, chasing parts (some are very hard to find, all are expensive), and finally getting it back together. I can now say, I have seen virtually every part in that engine.
It now has about 1,000 miles on it since the overhaul and has held together for a season of drag racing at the Wednesday night bracket races at Sonoma raceway, so I guess I can call the overhaul successful. :lol
Here's a picture of the Fazer the day I rolled the odometer over, near the Golden Gate bridge.
