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| Setting up YSS rear shock Preload and Sag on FZ6 Fazer |
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Posted by: Grahamm - 26-07-20, 09:57 PM - Forum: FZ6 / FZ6 Fazer
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This is a thread for anyone who, like me, has replaced the OEM FZ6-SA (2006) rear shock with a YSS one.
Because I'm only 64kg I found that the ride was too hard and, after measuring, it turned out that the Rider Sag was only 19mm (it should have been between 30-35mm!)
Unlike the OEM FZ6 rear shock which only has 7 adjustment "steps", the YSS rear shock has a collar on a screw thread which gives a whole lot of potential adjustment.
Of course this also meant that I had *no idea* how much to turn it by to get the sag I needed.
It turned out that adjusting it wasn't actually too difficult, there's a small allen bolt in the middle hole of the collar at the back of the shock (although it's screwed right in, so you can't really see it...) so you need to get in there with a long 3mm allen key (better than the little short one they supply) and take it out, then you can adjust the preload.
For me, I found that unwinding it by 1 full turn gave a 4mm increase in sag, so I then did it by 2 more turns and the sag is now 31mm which feels a lot better.
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| Exhaust DB levels |
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Posted by: albuquerqueturkey - 25-07-20, 09:12 AM - Forum: General
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Anyone know what the uk laws are regarding this. Was talking to guy up the street who has an 899 Panigale with termignoni exhausts, said it sounded well and asked if he was gonna take it on track...he rekons they are registered with something like 108db standard and he could have a job passing the noise regs even with stock exhaust...crazy
I know the fz1 is 95db static at 5500rpm and according to Scorpion its within 2db of this. Im not a fan noisy cans anymore and with the baffle in i find it about the same as stock in lower revs.
What i dont get is that all i can find about uk rules is a figure of 80db...is that supposed to be at idle or something? I think that would be struggle for lots of stock bikes.
.anyone know??
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| Renthal bars |
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Posted by: fatbloke62 - 24-07-20, 03:05 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Hi ,i know the renthal 758 bars seem to be the most popular choice for the gen1, 1000 , has anyone fitted 754 bars ? , are there any issues with these regarding cable and brake line length or any fouling on the fairing
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