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| Greetings from Guernsey - Fazer Thou Gen 1 |
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Posted by: joe43 - 04-02-12, 12:17 AM - Forum: Introduction
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Hello Foccers,
Greetings from Guernsey, I'm Joe - 2005 Fazer thou has been my daily transport for 3 yrs. I've just worn in a set of Pilot Road 3s which I've found to be really stable in the wet winter and surprisingly flickable in the summer. Enjoying the update from yuku, congrats admins - seemed like a good time to join up!.
Mods so far:
15 / 47 gearing with speedohealer
25mm raised rear
In the pipeline:
R6 Shock...
Cheers,
Joe43
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| You have to be so careful, clairvoyant almost.. |
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Posted by: Herbert Chaapman - 03-02-12, 09:37 PM - Forum: General
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Just joined the venerable ranks of you Foccers on Thursday (Gen 1 thou) so I braved the cold yesterday for a 30 minute local blast just to savour the sheer brutishness of my new girl.
I pull up to a roundabout from which I want to do a left onto the Amersham bypass because you can really throttle it there and it's a gloriously long right hand sweeper. At the roundabout, I give way to an Audi TT who is going the same way so I think, Oh goody - a TT to humiliate ( my favourite victim) and as soon as he enters the carriage way I follow and prepare to overtake him - on his right natch. Just as I gun it, the cunt decides to slam his brakes on and do a U-turn - he'd obviously taken a wrong turn.
I wack me anchors on and make a reasonable fist of it except for a bit of rear end snaking (why do I always overdo the back brake in emergency) and that is that, I miss his rear end by inches.
The point is, I think, that had I gone for it about 0.2 of a second sooner, I would have ended up under the Audi. The margins on these beautiful toys of ours are so fine.
Remember chaps - luck always runs out in the end.
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| Why does my Fazer sound like a sewing machine having a fight when its idling? |
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Posted by: JZS 600 - 03-02-12, 06:05 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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:lol
New to Fazers here,,
Bought the bike last week, happy with it etc, it all does what it's supposed to BUT!
When the bike's idling it's a bit rough sounding like a sewing machine. No cam chain rattle as such, just lumpy. Over 2000 revs, happy days! Thinking it could be the carbs need balancing but under throttle goes great.
I do a lot of filtering through London at low revs and it can get to be a pain. Do they all do that, Sir?
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| Frozen Fazer |
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Posted by: squitbit - 03-02-12, 09:55 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Had my 04 gen 1 from new, 53k on the clock and it's never let me down, until this morning that is. I use it for a 65 mile round trip commute in all winds and weathers. Bike lives outside and this morning looked a tad chilly. Ignition lock was frozen, freed that by warming the key up but no response when I hit the starter button, no click, nothing. Clutch is frozen solid too. I'm guessing one of the switches that stop you riding off with the stand down or similar is playing up but working on a bike in these conditions is no fun. Having cuppa and a fag now while I work out what to do next. The joys of winter motorcycling, eh?
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| over fulling |
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Posted by: markd - 02-02-12, 11:14 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hi guys been told my 99 fzs is over fulling. Also been told bike may have been dynojetted but not sure it does have k&n and Art can. any ideas on this over fulling problem.
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| Foccin big focorf FANFARE |
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Posted by: goldfazer - 02-02-12, 10:52 PM - Forum: General
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Postcount 20,000 :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek
Yes, that's 20k.
Twice 10,000.
And more than you, whoever you are :moon :woot :woot :woot :woot
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| Photography competition - February |
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Posted by: Farjo - 02-02-12, 09:19 PM - Forum: General
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Congratulations to rustyrider for winning Jan's comp. For this month's theme he has chosen 'Home' - "It can be a persons home, an animals home, basically anywhere where someone or thing lives."
Post your photographs below to enter. Competition rules include a maximum of 2 photographs per active member, photographs must have been taken by the entrant and relate to the theme and the competition will close toward the end of February. The prize is to choose next month's theme.
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