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Posted by: Topcat2006 - 16-06-12, 05:55 PM - Forum: Introduction
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Hi,
I've just bought a 51 plate fazer 1000.
Needs a bit of work doing to it to put it all back together - but the engine runs so that is a bonus.
Got some parts on order and hopefully it will be ready for an mot in a few weeks time.
Tom
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| FOR SALE: Givi E45 Topbox |
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Posted by: Andy R - 16-06-12, 03:15 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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Givi E45 Topbox for sale. Fits Givi Monokey (or Kappa I believe) rack. Good condition £40 + postage. Can email photos if required. Collection from Notts/Derby area no problem.
Andy
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| Powder coating wheels |
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Posted by: adeejaysdelight - 16-06-12, 02:57 PM - Forum: General
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The wheels on my little 125 run-about have started to corrode on the inside and can't hold the air in the tyres (after only 10,000 miles in all but the worst of weather). I was going to buy some replacement wheels from ebay, but there is nothing to say they won't suffer the same fate. I heard powder coating the wheels will resolve the issue. I have also read powder coating wheels can cause them to weaken. Both options will cost the same, so money is not a factor. Have any of you Foccers done this before, and if so, what was your experience?
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| OMG Potentially fatal. |
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Posted by: fishwibbler - 15-06-12, 11:48 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hi all,
After some advice after my rear wheel valve stem came loose on the way home today (motorway speeds) so pressure went from 35-36psi/2.5bar to bog all and I was burnin' rubber on a semi flattie. Managed to get home and rolled her into the garage and attached a track pump, but the valve "innards" came away in my hand. I think it's a push to fit valve and the rest of the valve, a big rubber bit, is still within the wheel gubbins somewhere. What's the best thing to do here?
Any and all advice appreciated.
Cheers,
fish.
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| Back after toooo long away. |
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Posted by: fishwibbler - 15-06-12, 11:01 PM - Forum: Introduction
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Hi (again?) folks,
I was a member here years ago, having a year 2000 Fazer 600 in black (the fastest type!), remembering folks like chalky, tcat, rubbermat et al. Sorry I've been away so long and it's great to be back. Still have the bike - must be a decade of ownership now, which makes this the longest I've ever owned a vehicle. That in itself speaks volumes about the awesomeness of the bike.
I've done the twin light wiring mod from years ago with super bright bulbs, plus the obligatory stainless header pipe swapout after the original mild steel ones developed some, ahem, "vents", changed the air filter to a K&N to free up the midrange, had a go with a double-bubble airblade screen, plus a custom under the seat immobiliser thing. A bit of a tinkerer if I'm honest.
Big shout to the all you guys and gals from me in North Cardiff (Rhiwbina)!
Cheers,
Mark (aka fishwibbler/fish)
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