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Newbie 'old but ain't grey' - Hi from Malvern |
Posted by: TrukkoMan - 11-02-12, 12:03 PM - Forum: Introduction
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Hi There...I'm pleased to join like-minded owners. Had my 2005 Fazer Thou Gen 1 from new and it's a great bike as you all know, and I've had a few over 48 years of riding. And yes! I need help. I want to lower and move forward the rider's footpegs and controls but am having difficulty finding suitable parts. Rearsets to move pegs back and down are no problem (e.g. Rizoma), but that's not going to resolve my knee aggro (from too many years of squash). If anyone has done such a mod, I'd be very grateful to hear about it. I'm in Malvern and it's freeeeeeezing!
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Insurance |
Posted by: FuZzBoM - 11-02-12, 10:15 AM - Forum: General
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Hi all, On Thursday i passed my bike test (yay me) I have a 03 plate FZS 600 sitting in the garage waiting for me to ride it.
The question is who would you guys recommend for insurance? I have done the usual internet comparison sites but read some bad reviews on the top 3 or 4 companies.
Tried Carole Nash but they wanted over £600...
Performance direct - £221.29
Grove and Dean - £249.29 (throw in legal and breakdown cover free)
Bikesure - £256.04
Hastings Bike team - £294.62
MCE - £294.80 (throw in legal and breakdown cover free)
I am Looking for a good company not just the cheapest deal.
Rough background i am a 32 year old male, homeowner and the bike is garaged over night. (sounds like a lonely hearts advert lol)
But any advice you can give this noob is very much appreciated.
thanks,
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dogbone removel |
Posted by: kerb - 10-02-12, 08:52 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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hi all
i just got my first fazer tho 2003 model
so my first question is the previous owner was a bit shorter than me
and he had fitted shorter dog bones
i have the orignal dogbones and want to fit them
do i remove old ones and refit orignal ones
the thing that confuses me is that theres only about 5 mm diff in dogbones
cheers
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new guy |
Posted by: kerb - 10-02-12, 08:20 PM - Forum: Introduction
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hi all
ger here from ireland just got my first fazer thou 03 model
hope to get some info here and give som back
hope to chat to ye soon
kerb
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brake disc |
Posted by: markd - 10-02-12, 07:01 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hi guys anyone heard of zone-products or jmj engineering UK limited. any one tried there break discs. seems there British made discs?
thanks
Mark
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Which oil? |
Posted by: Fazer Jake - 10-02-12, 02:40 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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I currently use Semi Synthetic CASTROL POWER 1 10W40.
My question is, would the engine perform better with a thicker oil? When my fazers engines cold the gearbox is sublime feels very smooth.
Soon as the oil warms up the clunkiness sets in.
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