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R1 shift mod: prevent shift rod fouling on frame. |
Posted by: b1k3rdude - 03-05-12, 12:36 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Afternoon
Discovered my new fazer had the R1 shift arm, and that the connecting rod was bent to suit. I have a spare stock set wich I put on, but in the mean time I would like to if anyone (Devilsyam?) has come up with a better way of using the R1 shifter so that the connecting rod dosent foul on the frame..?
ta.
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scottoiler advice. |
Posted by: para300 - 02-05-12, 11:21 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hi there, [/size]I've recently picked up my first big bike in the form of a Fazer600 fitted with a scottoiler. The device seems to be doing a pretty good job to date and i have noticed that the oil will need replenishing shortly. As a result I purchased a new bottle of standard scottoiler oil. It arrived today and just as i was about to top up the reservoir i noticed the oil in the reservoir was of a reddish colour and the scottoiler oil in the bottle was of a blue shade. At this point I stopped. I am concerned that mixing the two different oils could cause a problem. I have heard that the oil colours have changed to prevent confusion between the traditional and thin oils. whats your thourghts on mixing these two oils or should i leave well alone and attempt a complete change of oilregards Para300
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plug gap help |
Posted by: chilly - 02-05-12, 06:42 PM - Forum: General
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my brother in law just rang about his lads learner bike running rough. its a jinlun texan and is a 125 twin chopper styled thing :biker . he has only had it a day and all is not well. it ticks over nicely and revs ok but when he rides it it is powerless and backfires all the time. i told him to check for leaks and look at air filter and clean and gap the plugs. other than that i dont really know. any ideas?
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front forks refurb |
Posted by: Fazer Jake - 02-05-12, 04:41 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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my forks feel like shit, i think the oil hasnt been changed since new and the bikes sitting at 21k miles.
is this a job i can do on my own? if so are there any guides/special tools ill need and what grade fork oil for a heavy bloke/pillions
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