With all this hot weather I would have expected my fan to kick in occasionally at lights or something?
The fan isn't seized and my coolant levels are fine, but after a good run and then stopping at lights for a few mins I can smell the heat of the engine( if that makes sense) but still the fan never kicks in, even when I get home then leave it ticking over for 5-10 mins.
I know the fazer fan is known to be rare to kick in but was wondering what other people ate experiencing before I dive in to test the fan and switch.
Cheers people.

When I used to hover over a post, a little pop up appeared with the first few lines of that post.
This has stopped now, how do I get it back?

Just been sent this link, I think from Russia.


Watch out for the biker toward the end, a damn fine advert for wearing the correct protective gear!!!


http://www.youtube.com/embed/5RAaW_1FzYg...showinfo=0

Is it the same as any other bikes? I want a red supersprox sprocket for it, which I'm going to have to order directly from the manufacturer, but they don't list a red one for the FZS - hoping to find another bike which shares the same sprocket so I can order one that does come in red, and will fit!

i'm tempted to get myself a carb balancing kit and try and get the carbs a bit more in balance than they are now (think #4 is a bit out)
how much are the kits ?
is it easy to do ?
an idiots guide would be helpful too 
thanks 

Hi all, trying to replace the chain and I've hit a snag whereby the chain tool I bought is a load of crap... I can't get the pins to line up properly on the rivets to break the chain as they just slip when you apply any sort of pressure

Does anyone around the Chelmsford / Essex area happen to have a grinder / cutter / bolt breakers (or something) that I could borrow in exchange for beer tokens - need to get this work done ASAP to get the bike back in for an MOT retest without incurring further charges

To protect my hearing I've been wearing ear plugs since I started riding.  I have found however that I'm unsure they're doing their job.  Yes they reduce the noise level but it still becomes reasonably loud white noise that I can hear for a long period after getting off the bike.

So I'm toying with the idea of headphones and low music.  Yes I know plenty of you don't wear ear plugs and plenty of you hate the idea of music, if so this isn't the topic for you.

My query is this: does anyone know if the varying pitch of music is more likely to reduce tinnitus than white noise ?

I got these brand new and have never used them, I have hard luggage for my Fazer, they do extend so will take a fair bit of kit. £40.

£35.








http://fabbri-screens.co.uk/acatalog/Yamaha.html

Anyone seen much about this?  It's been approved by local councils, lets hope it goes ahead

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-23246491