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| gearbox drive shaft HELP |
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Posted by: chaz - 21-03-12, 03:25 PM - Forum: FZ6 / Fazer
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HELP, Has anyone changed the drive shaft on a FZ6 (05) its the one the front sprocket is fixed to or in my case not fixed to, see my other thread "cost of spares".
What I need to know is does the engine have to come out? are special tools required? can the average person do the job and has anyone got a spare shaft going cheap.
What are your thoughts on welding the sprocket (nut) on till next winter/ new chain. which ever comes first?
thanks.
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| BMF Heads up! May18-20th |
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Posted by: Tori - 21-03-12, 01:47 PM - Forum: General
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Please, if admin don't mind, can we leave this here for a bit? Thanks 
It's that time of year again. The first show of the season is in Peterborough 18-20th May. There is still time for you to join up. It's £10 per head. If you get in quick, you can get a free entrance band, plus come and camp with us on our fazer stand (If you dare)
If you are thinking about coming, think about joining! The amount of folk we have turn up that are not members was madness last year. It saves YOU money!
Live evening entertainment is provided for those camping on both Friday and Saturday evening, a great main arena programme is provided for all attending which always includes motorcycle related stunt shows and when possible racing of some description.Friday night - RUBICON
- THE REBEL BAND
- ZZ TOPS
Saturday night- THE GYPSIES
- JOANOVARC
- DAWN TRADER
- LIMEHOUSE LIZZY
THE WHITE HELMETS
The White Helmets will be performing in the Arena over the weekend, with a variety of tricks and rides which include car jumps, high speed cross overs and their trademark trick the Fire Jump. The team is made up of Professionally Qualified Tradesmen who are soldiers from the Royal Corps of Signals. The team was formed in 1927 making it the Oldest Motorcycle Display Team.
Moped Enduro, stalls, beer, Rence on a mobility scooter. What more could you want from one weekend? Get ya name down, and support your fazer owners club by coming and saying hello, or coming and sitting on the stand for a bit talking to people wanting advice on their bike.
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| fitting led indicators |
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Posted by: tex1507 - 20-03-12, 11:32 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hi All, have bought some slimline indicators to replace the originals, how ever i can not figure out have to fit them with the blanking plate i bought with them (got them from street bike in birmingham).
So has any one fitted aftermarket indicators with the blanking plate and have you got any pictures?
Cheers
Stu
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| an old golfer |
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Posted by: snapper - 20-03-12, 11:25 PM - Forum: General
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An elderly golfer comes in after a good round of golf at the new course [/size]and heads straight to the bar/restaurant area of the club house. [/size]As he passes through the swinging doors, he spots a sign hanging over the bar that reads: COLD BEER: $5.00 HAMBURGER: $10.00 CHEESEBURGER: $15.50 CHICKEN SANDWICH: $18.50 HAND JOB: $250.00 Checking his wallet to be sure he has the necessary money, the old golfer walks up to the bar and beckons to the exceptionally attractive female bartender who is serving drinks to a couple of sun-wrinkled golfers. She glides down behind the bar to the old golfer. “Yes?” she inquires with a wide, knowing smile. “May I help you sir?” The old golfer leans over the bar and whispers, “I was wondering young lady, are you the one who gives the hand-jobs around here?” She looks into his wrinkled eyes and with a wide smile purrs, “Yes sir, I sure am.” The old golfer leans in even closer and into her left ear says softly, “Well then, be sure to wash your hands real good,
because I want a cheeseburger.”
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| Leading a Group Ride and the Law |
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Posted by: Grahamm - 20-03-12, 11:05 PM - Forum: Events, Meets, Ride outs etc
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Here's an article written by a biker who is also a solicitor. It's based on the advice of Jon Hullis, a motoring offence solicitor and Len Tempest a barrister of long standing.
It follows on from the case of Ken Clark who was leading a ride-out and was doing around 85mph in a 60 limit when the two bikes following him were trying to catch up and doing over 100mph and the implication was that, as he was lead rider, his speed was an aggravating factor in the actions of the other two bikers' speeding.
Despite the way this was reported in the media, it seems that things aren't as bad as has been made out:
http://www.bgtbikersolicitors.co.uk/case...group_ride
(PS Mods: I'd suggest making this a sticky because it's very useful info)
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