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Posted by: Dave48 - 07-09-13, 09:16 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Am the proud owner of two "03" plate Foxeye 600s: Baby Blue came along in April followed by Rhondda Red in June when I swapped my FZS Thou Big Red,due to advancing age & diminishing stamina.
Now the blue one was a one previous owner bike showing 34000miles. Unfortunately it must have been ridden all year round with no attempt to clean/protect front of engine from road spray/salt etc. Have done all the jobs in the service/maintenance schedule then discovered collector box was corroded to the extent where it wouldn't pass another MOT next April. Decided to take the Bull by the Horns and purchased a set of stainless downpipes/collector box direct from Motad local to me in Walsall @ cost of £145 collected. Removed radiator to discover it was held together more by luck than metal & fan was "f****d. Never mind-sourced new rad on ebay & good second hand fan motor assy from D&K. Also collector box outlet to silencer gasket-also ebay.
Spent ages chiselling off remains of 6 exhaust header nuts to avoid damaging/breaking studs. (the end two were intact & undid). My local friendly engineer made up 8 beautiful nuts in brass. Yesterday put everything back together BUT when doing the final tightening managed to snap one stud!!!! :'( . Was so pissed off I didnt even swear but decided to sleep on it.. Am going to attempt to drill out the remains without removing cylinder head-its the nearside(LHS) one on number 3 cylinder. Anyone done this successfully?
On a brighter note have made the most of the wonderful summer weather on Rhondda Red with trips to my beloved Wales & a great ride to Silverstone last Sunday-what a brilliant day that was with some great roads there & back.
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| Heated Gloves |
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Posted by: jason1 - 06-09-13, 07:13 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hi all , Ive managed to free some £ up and as i do a lot of motorway riding and get bloody cold hands , Gonna invest in some heated gloves . Really want a decent pair with minimal wiring or none at all ( cant be assed with wires everywhere , wont use bloody things then).
Has anyone got any advise from using heated gloves or know of decent makes ?
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| Trapped air |
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Posted by: Fraser - 06-09-13, 05:01 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Just finished repainting my fork legs ( black ) and renewed the fork oil ( 15w ) and fork seals, all went together no problem and rides great, but a question for the more experienced FZS' ers. After close examination when all stripped bare on the bench, it appeared to me that there will always be some trapped air immediately under the fork seals, and the only time they will get " wet " is by the fork oil slashing up on a bouncy road or when they actually start leaking. Have I missed someing obvious ??
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| R1 engine in a Thou |
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Posted by: ChristoT - 06-09-13, 04:30 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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I was at Tesco earlier, and a noticed a familiar looking bike outside. A blue Fazer Thou (with some unusual mods). Looking at it, I thought the engine looked a bit different, so when the rider appeared (and after I told him about FOC-U), he told me he'd fitted an R1 engine into the Thou (not the detuned jobbie you chaps have - from a bona fide R1)!
Anyone else done this? Apart from some corrosion on the block, it looked pretty neat!
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| places in bristol that will fix up a fazer properly and not rip me off ......... |
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Posted by: psyfi_1 - 06-09-13, 03:56 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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ok so had a nice man break my engine apart not put the gearbox in I asked for and when put it he put it back together the cams or something is screwed where in Bristol can I drop my bike off two and know that when there finished It will not have to worry about it and just start riding it gently in .... also how much do you think it would cost to rebuild the cams valves pistons everything front of the gear box basicly.... I just spent a thousand 600 for him 400 on bike please help..............
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