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  FOR SALE: Micron exhaust, high level, FZS 1000.
Posted by: maxcasper - 23-07-20, 06:01 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies

In excellent condition, you get all the parts shown in the photo.
The can is stamped "not for road use", but it's not overly loud of offensive, the sound is deep and throaty.
I no longer own the bike it was fitted to, but I ran it with the pillion footrests removed. Someone had the same can for sale on this site some time ago, with the pillion footrests fitted, I guess using spacer tubes over the bolts. I don't have these spacers, but the buyer could make some quite easily if they so wished.
I also fitted rear mini indicators, as the standard ones are too big on the exhaust side.
Any questions please ask, I'm asking £150ono. You can email me at mann14@btinternet.com



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  New fairings
Posted by: Budthewiser - 22-07-20, 04:21 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (2)

Gents the project FZ1 2007 that I have is going very slowly. An idea that I have is to add the larger side fairings. Wheres the cheapest place to find them, £380 on Ebay is to much considering they need to be sprayed  as well.



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  HTTP error 500
Posted by: Cagey_Thoughts - 22-07-20, 11:22 AM - Forum: General - Replies (5)

Sorry if I have crashed a couple of posts... :'(  I keep getting the 'HTTP ERROR 500' message appear when I try and get back into a post I have done!?!?! Tried to ammed a post with pictures... but it crashed... tried a second post with the pictures.. which crashed also... site allows me to read and post with text normally though.... 

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  FOR SALE exhaust & Lower fairing
Posted by: wheelywill - 21-07-20, 09:35 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (8)

Hi to everyone not been on site for ages (Ive hung up the leathers)
I Have a Original Gen1 exhaust in great condition and a set of lowers fairing
listed on ebay
Exhaust £80 ono
Fairings  £80  ono  NOW £55 ono
I Have reduced the price as belly pan not included

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  WANTED TDM850/900 winter bike WHY
Posted by: c.swilkins@yahoo.co.ik - 21-07-20, 06:50 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies

As in subject, Im ideally looking for a TDM dont care if its an 850 3VD or 4TX or a 900. not too bothered about condition must be a reliable runner.

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  Youtube video embedding broken:
Posted by: b1k3rdude - 21-07-20, 11:02 AM - Forum: The Laboratory ! - Replies (6)

Video embedding on the forum seems to be broken. All I get is blank space where the forum is trying to display the video -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1xCxpJIW4w

https://youtu.be/L1xCxpJIW4w

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  parasitic current draw gen 1
Posted by: blackcabbie - 21-07-20, 07:13 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (8)

doe anyone have a definitive answer to what this should be on a gen 1 with no alarm or usb port etc, ignition switched off...... the manual i saw says 1mA, but this may be a generic figure....... have searched forums for an answer to no avail






cheers

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  Behind bars!
Posted by: FZDick - 20-07-20, 11:47 PM - Forum: General - Replies (3)

Appreciate this is a very personal issue, affected by size, build, posture, kit etc. etc. etc.
With the bike came a set of LSL Sonder-Lenker handlebars.
Never heard of them, seem well made, just wondering if they may be known of, and if so are they a recognised retro-fit improvement?
Look slightly higher and wider from standard, no locating holes for retaining lugs on switchgear, would like to try them if the concensus is they are a good mod?
Really dont fancy removing lugs on switchgear in case I regress to originals, drilling holes in new bars again is an option, but again need any info as to is it a valid mod or not.
Thoughts and info please?



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  A question for the FOC-U Moderators
Posted by: Grahamm - 20-07-20, 11:33 PM - Forum: General - Replies (18)

Two threads have vanished.

Not moved, but apparently permanently deleted since my account no longer even lists any posts from those threads.

There was no requests to tone things down, there were no warnings, there was no locking of the threads to give people a "Time Out".

The threads have just been deleted.

I (and, I'm sure, others) would be interested to know who did this and whether the decision made unilaterally.

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  "Uncuttable" bike locks...?
Posted by: Grahamm - 20-07-20, 05:07 PM - Forum: General - Replies (13)

From today's New Scientist magazine:

Quote:A new artificial material effectively cannot be cut, holding out the promise of lightweight but cut-proof bike locks, security doors and protective clothing.


Its inventors embedded ceramic spheres in aluminium foam to create a material that couldn’t be cut with angle grinders, power drills or water jet cutters. They dubbed it Proteus after the shape-shifting Greek god, for the way the material metamorphosised in different ways to defend against attacks.
https://www.newscientist.com/article/224...bike-lock/

Ok, it's not going to stop someone picking the bike up if it's not chained to something secure, but it should stop the "two scrotes with a moped and an angle grinder" sort of thefts...
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