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  FZ6 / FZS 600 - various parts for sale
Posted by: NJD - 03-02-21, 06:42 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies


All parts available from eBay store.


> All items open to offers


(04-09) FZ6:


- rear wheel cush drive rubbers
- rear brake caliper and pads
- rear brake caliper bracket
- rear brake pad retaining shim (small metal one that fits onto bracket)
- rear brake light
- coolant overflow bottle
- battery box
- seat latch
- bar end weights
- main stand spring
- coolant cap
- various rubber heat shields / brackets
- small bolt job-lots (split due to overall weight)


(98-03) FZS 600


- rear brake light housing
- choke cables
- throttle cables
- right pillion footpeg
- rear shock absorber
- CDI ECU Unit
- rear middle fairing cover piece (black)
- thermostat housing (pins on sensor plugs are slightly bent, un-tested)
- Top yoke with ignition barrel (x1 key)
- bottom yoke

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  is there a sticky on brake pads here ?
Posted by: butthead - 31-01-21, 05:27 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (10)

dont want to annoy anyone asking a topic thats probably been done to death before etc, cant see a specific sticky on fzs600 brake pads but if there is, please give me a link to it, im in the market for new pads all round so want to get feedback about best pads etc .




TIA

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  Advice wanted regarding Speed/Rev counter
Posted by: dilboy - 30-01-21, 03:54 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (1)

Hello all


I'm in the process of replacing the clocks with a single all dancing digital speedo,but it's from China and its crap.


Can any one point me to a decent speedo that's ok for a fazer,200 reg


Cheers for any help.

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  Dan moto gen 1 1000 rear sets (new) sold
Posted by: Ripsnortingvtwin - 28-01-21, 09:10 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (2)

Hi guys
i have some new rear sets for sale i cant add a photo dont know whay get in touch happy to email you some photos

you can pick them up from the south east or i can post them at cost

there black in colour and have carbon heel guards £90

now sold thanks

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  Ognabene chain tool
Posted by: Flooky - 28-01-21, 01:02 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (2)

Hi all
I just ordered a chain and sprocket kit from " bike torque racing ", it came with the ognabene chain tool.
I fitted the kit yesterday and the tool works great, if any body is wondering about it, it works well.
I have used various chain rools before but this is a good and cheap bit of kit.

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  FZS1000 2001-05 Rear Mudguard
Posted by: Rattus Norvegicus - 26-01-21, 10:29 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies

Tastefully trimmed by me! £25 + P&p



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  Yamaha Fazer FZS 1000 Lower Fairing
Posted by: Rattus Norvegicus - 26-01-21, 10:27 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (6)

FZS1000 2001-05 Lower fairing kit by TCP of France. Good condition, includes fittings. One lug is missing from radiator, see photos. Some light marks from grounding! £120 +P&P at buyer's expense or socially distanced collection from Leeds area.



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  FZS600 mirrors (not wide enough)
Posted by: Dinger1962 - 25-01-21, 04:11 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (4)

Hi chaps .i have a 99 fazer ,great bike my only bugbear is the mirrors i cant see past my elbows --do the later fzs 1000 ones fit/work any suggestions welcome .i like to see whats behind cos im getting old now thanks in advance--Stu

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  Rear shock/ suspension
Posted by: nordboy - 24-01-21, 12:13 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (3)

All, is there a section or thread somewhere that lists exactly (models and year bikes) what other rear shocks fit the thou?


And also, what, if any, mods need to be made to the shocks to get them to fit.


I’m of average spannering ability, but my thou’s suspension needs updating/ upgrading.


Actually, while I’m asking, does anyone recommend somewhere to get my front forks overhauled and sorted, new springs/ oil etc that won’t break the bank.


I need front and rear done for the cheapest price. My bike is probably only worth £1k so don’t want to spend nearly that to get it sorted, but I also want to ride it, as it is, it’s not pleasant as I can very easily find the limits of the suspension.

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  changing brake fluid
Posted by: butthead - 24-01-21, 11:26 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (13)

Hi, i want to change my front and rear brake fluid , on the front ,as the bike has a T piece feeding the two front discs is there an order that you need to flush one side first ,before the other
? if so which side, orientated as if you were sat on the bike.


TIA

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