Hi folks,got me first fazer,a 2005 1000 off this very site.I pick it up on friday.I've been riding a sorted fj1200 which i hope to keep,garage space permiting.do you meet up,have ride outs etc?This and many other questions,Ian

Howdy peeps

Its a long shot but was wondering if anyone knows any good....central....cheap hotels in Amsterdam?  :evil

Im helping to put a Stag weekend together for 6 - 8 lads. ive been 3 times before but the hotel i used to use seems to have gone up a bit.

Any thoughts???

Cheers

Does anyone have a Decat pipe for an 04-06 FZ6-SA Fazer they're willing to part with?

Just a recomendation for all music lovers , I watched a Meatloaf clip on u tube, Being well impressed , it I ordered the DVD from Amazon
Pretty mind blowing , i great test for my new second hand surround sound system , A good stocking filler with a biker angle!
Meatloaf Live with the Melborne Symphony Orchestra,

In very good condition with only a small light scratch. Only done a few hundred miles. Road legal with removeable baffle. £60 Southend, Essex. ps. It was new but didn't come with a nut and bolt to attach to rear hanger but standard exhaust bolt fits.

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[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]This is the 27h Reading Toy Run. This is an annual charity motorcycle ride in Reading - held just before Christmas. It has continued for over the years to attract hundreds, and recently, 1000's of bikers from all aspects of the biking fraternity to join together, mid winter, in bringing gifts and toys to a m
ajor children's charity. These gifts and toys are then distributed by Barnardo's, over the Christmas period to children in many of their centers around southern England. (Please bring along a new toy or gift suitable for a child of any age, preferably un-wrapped and it will be distributed across the South of England and further a field by Barnardo's where it will be valued by a child in their care. Donations of money are also accepted.) The run will proceed to Barnardo's in Wokingham.[/color]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pla...uC3WyQwhY#!

Just seen this


http://www.amazon.co.uk/Warning-Triangle...505&sr=1-2


A good stocking filler for £2.90 delivered....................... good reviews too.








PS  ADMIN  please amend link if not correct :rolleyes

Just thought I would share this here if you are interested. Oh I show my crash by the way

This was my summer...

Since I ride in London, I'm always checking the back wheel on the Gen 1 for nails and what have you, and today whilst checking I noticed that I'll be needing a new tyre in a couple of weeks time.


Nothing unusual there, but while I was spinning the wheel, I thought I'd check what profile it is. I know it's a 180 width. And lo and behold, there embossed on the tyre was the legend 160/60!


The dealer must have ordered for a 600 Fazer. [size=78%] [/size][size=78%]Front and rear are Bridgestone 023s.[/size]


So, that's the shock. The embarrassment is that I haven't noticed over 5000 miles that it's the wrong tyre. Except, as it's worn down, I have noticed that the usual flop into a corner you get with a flattened off centre hasn't happened, and it definitely leans over more on the side stand than it does normally. And now I come to think of it, it's felt very agile and chuckable of recent. Hmm. Maybe I have noticed ...


But as far as grip and stability go, er, it's been business as usual. Not that we've had much chance of proper riding this year, what with the weather of course, but there have been one or two days where I've been proper thrashing it. And that v10 M5 was despatched with ease round my favourite corner ..


Anyone else had used a 160/60 on the thou, or noticed any big changes to feel with different widths/profiles etc?