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Misfiring FZS1000
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Wind noise....Thank you
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Float valve seat size
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Fazer 1000 Jet kit / EXUP
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Grab handles wanted
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What did you do with what...
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Scottoiler gone bad?
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Hi to all |
Posted by: badgerles - 14-03-12, 11:10 PM - Forum: Introduction
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Been a Fazer owner for several years and think Fazers are great, bikes getting on a bit now and needs some spares, thought I would join the club to get info and ideas of the best places to shop for spares and find out what the clubs about. Les
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Simples? |
Posted by: DryRob - 14-03-12, 11:01 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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I'm thinking of fitting a cig lighter socket under my seat, I'm no sparky but surely its not as simple as wiring a socket (with an in-line fuse) directly across the battery terminals?
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Dog bones |
Posted by: Ghoti - 14-03-12, 10:54 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Just cleared out the shed and found 3 sets of dog bones of different sizes.
I know 1 jacks the back up but not sure about the other 2. Guess 1 is standard and one changes ride height, but don't know which way.
Measurements between holes are roughly 130mm, 126mm and 121mm.
Can anyone please advise on which does what to ride heights so I can advertise them appropriately.
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For sale V system Scottoiler |
Posted by: slotter - 14-03-12, 10:52 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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Hi all
I,m removing a vsystem scottoiler off my fazer thou end of next week, pm me if interested £40 including postage.
It's off bike now, there's a bottle of oil (blue)with it aswell.
cheers Tony
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Swing Arm Bearings |
Posted by: Jezzer - 14-03-12, 10:18 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hello, new fazer owner (and biker) question, if I replace the chain / sprockets do I need to replace the swing arm bearing when I remove it or can I just re-grease them?
Bike is a 2002 with 3500 miles on it, chain has surface rust, been stood for ages and might need renewing, want to understand how much work and cost is involved.
Thanks
Jez
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Blood Bikes |
Posted by: Instructorman - 14-03-12, 09:50 PM - Forum: General
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The Nationwide Association of Blood Bikes is forced to meet rising fuel prices year on year. NABB's single biggest running cost is fuel.
NABB not only save the NHS considerable monies, they provide a much needed out of hours medical essentials courier service, free of charge - entirely run by volunteers and charitable donations.
Allowing NABB member groups to recoup fuel duty would be of major benefit and allow NABB to expand it's vital service operations.
We call on the government to have an urgent review of this situation and in doing so we call on the government to return in the form of grants to NABB member groups all the future fuel duty which the Treasury collects from them.
Please sign the petition at http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/31185
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new to this? |
Posted by: chaz - 14-03-12, 09:19 PM - Forum: Introduction
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hi, just reg with this site, found it cos me front sprocket nut came off today, I was on my way to Squires cafe.
Luckily no damage and within pushing distance of my sisters house.
Now I need a new nut and lock washer, it's an 05 fz6n reg.06, it was serviced by yamaha at 600miles and just over a year which took it to the end of its 2 years warranty, then I did the service myself.
have I any chance of getting the parts for nowt?
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