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  wheel bearings
Posted by: His Dudeness - 10-10-12, 04:51 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (8)

I discovered water has gotten into one of my front wheel bearings and it needs to be changed. I know you take the seal out first then knock the first bearing out with a drift and then knock the second one out but when you're knocking the first bearing out there doesn't seem to be much of the bearing free to hit against because of the inner spacer. All you've got is a small bit of the inner race to hit against. I want to try and get the bearing out intact so I was wondering if anyone has changed the front bearings what did you find was the best way to get that first bearing out?

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  flat battery again
Posted by: ddtwelve - 10-10-12, 03:55 PM - Forum: FZ6 / FZ6 Fazer - Replies (6)

After fitting a new/secondhand controller for my Oxford heated grips I've had 2 flat batteries plumbed it in to what I thought was a switched fuse spare only to find out it was a constant live so now gonna put a inline switch on or take the fuse out when I'm not riding any other options??

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  crash bungs
Posted by: t140 - 10-10-12, 03:22 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - No Replies

I am looking for a set of YAMAHA crash bungs for a 1000 gen1 if anyone has a set for sale, I have this in the for sale/wanted but i thought there would be more 1000cc users see it here. Smile

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  Swingarm lube job
Posted by: foxbass - 10-10-12, 02:08 PM - Forum: FZ6 / FZ6 Fazer - Replies (2)

Has anyone tried to grease their swingarm bearings with it still on the bike? Is it even possible? You know what I mean, there's the 'by the book' method but the mechanics always have a short cut.

Will I get into trouble if I just yank out the pivot bolt?

I would have done it yesterday when I did the chain/sprockets but to drop the arm - simple job - for me would have meant taking off the Scorps and cat pipe. The major fly in my ointment is a full set of Givi racking that had to be modified to accommodate the cans and everything only JUST goes together.

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  Oldie
Posted by: foxbass - 10-10-12, 02:02 PM - Forum: Introduction - No Replies

Hi. My name is Fox, just that. Don't carry spares.
Been around various Fazer sites for a few years but only visited here - I think.
I live in North London and use the bike almost every day, any excuse. Don't ride for a living, just commute and fun.
A regular 'face at the Ace' on the A406 since my dad discovered it in the early 50's!

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  For Sale: Oxford Bone Dry Jacket size large
Posted by: baggy - 10-10-12, 01:40 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies

I am selling an Oxford Bone Dry jacket. Its a large and has the usual armour. only issue is that the internal winter lining is wripped in places.

The jacket itself and water proof lining is like new.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oxford-Bone-Dr...1136851311

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  The pathetic mods and attitudes at TV Licence Resistence Forum
Posted by: Streetbudgie - 10-10-12, 01:31 PM - Forum: General - Replies (36)

Having been legally licence free for nearly 2 years I became a member of the TV Licence Resistence Forum as I, like many others, was annoyed at the TVL for refusing to believe I did not need a TVL and the constant hassle by post and door step visits they carried out.

I now need a TVL as I have moved and I'm in a house which has a TV set up to receive live TV broadcasts (the only reason you ever need one), so on the TVLR forum I advised that I had to buy a licence (they repeatedly advise members they do not advocate evasion, only LLF) and the problems that I was having trying to buy a licence for cash.

I did not want to give TVL my credit or debit card details, neither did i want to set up a direct debit, I just wanted to walk into a Post Office and buy a licence for my home (not possible as PO do not sell them anymore).

I then found out that I had to use Paypoint which I tried to do and was told by 3 different shops that I was not in the system - why would I be, I did not need a licence before? And that they could not sell me one unless I gave my details to TVL who would arrange it on line or over the phone.

This meant back to the option of debit/credit card or DD agreement which I don't want to do, why should TVL have the ability to automatically charge me each year when my circumstances might have changed or I might be a bit skint when they decide to take the money and cost me bank charges?

So I decided to report this on the TVLR forum - I have never seen such a pathetic cyber bullying reaction in my life, first I was ridiculed for having to buy a licence, then I was told as a BBC funder (depite my stating that I was buying it as I had to because I now lived with a TV watcher) I was not welcome, then I started collecting negative reputation points.

I put my points across clearly and stated that I just wanted to ask why the TVL has such an aversion to people wanting to pay cash for their TVL, I asked why they were being so negative and pointed out that their refusal to discuss anything other than being legally licence free completely undermines the site and the ability of it to spread the word.

Also I pointed out that just because I had to buy a TVL in line with their own advice it didn't mean I supported the BBC TVL and my views had not changed, if the forum was exclusively for legally licence free people then how could they expand knowledge and membership?

Next thing I'm banned and the two threads where the bullying by the mods was taking place were removed, admittedly I did state that I was leaving the site anyway as it was clear I was no longer welcome and in my last post tell the main mod to stick his site where the sun doesn't shine (those exact words, no swearing allowed on TVLR forum), but come on, this is pathetic cyber bullying at it's worst, do these people have no life at all and spend their entire time making 'friends' in cyber space to gang up on others or watching catch up TV on iplayer?

I used to recommend TVLR forum, now I have to say avoid them as the only information you ever need with the TVL is if you don't need one do not have any contact with TVL, if they visit say nothing and close the door on them and if they write throw it in the bin where it belongs - you don't need a load of impotent bullying cyber geeks to tell you that and jump on you if you dare discuss anything other than being legally licence free.

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  Written off - Insurance advice?
Posted by: spoonlamp - 10-10-12, 08:38 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (21)

Embarrassment and anger aside (I mis-judged a corner joining M3, J4, clipped an artic), I have written off my beautiful Fazer and the insurers have finally got back to me with an offer. It's £1,520 and will still have the £300 excess to come off  Sad


Anyone have experience here? Do I have to take that? I paid £1,995 for it and it was in very good condition, about 23 thou miles...


Any help is appreciated, thanks.

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  MOVED: error code question Help please
Posted by: Farjo - 10-10-12, 06:00 AM - Forum: General - No Replies

This topic has been moved to FZS600 Fazer.

[iurl]http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php?topic=4886.0[/iurl]

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  new bike
Posted by: topgun44 - 10-10-12, 12:01 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (5)

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/YAMAHA-FAZER-6...4abd05ac86 :eek :eek :eek :eek

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