Spoke to my in  today turns out they have onely sold me 6 months ins not 12 months no happy .

I was happy at £260.00 full comp .

but it turns out that was just for 6 month on an transfer from the old pol .

so I asked how much is it for 12 month they said it would be £750.00 :eek

I have 3 years no claims when I had the cg125 on a provisional license.

but they said now that I have past my full bike test and have a full license that its like starting out like a new bike rider and them 3 years no claims are worth bugger all

they said I am  more at risk on a 600 bike with a full license than my 125 bike on a provisional license  :eek :foc

hi all does anyone know the firing order for a 98 fazer600 on the coils from left to right is it 1324? :rolleyes

  Hi all,

I just got my fazer back on the road after about 5 years and I’m having a few problems. First major problem is monumental clutch slip. Initially when I got the bike back on the road, the clutch was fine, but it seems to be pretty bad now. Tried all the things on the clutch slip thread, i.e. making sure there's no gunk behind the front sprocket cover. Taken out the clutch push rod and autosol'd it, so it can move freely (however when returning the push rod into the engine, it feels a bit 'notchy'/ like there's a bit of resistance there). Normal?? Adjusted the clutch free play on the lever, as per the manual to give it 25mm free play, which seems to have made it worse.

Thought it might have been the oil (oil with friction reducing agents), so dropped the oil and put fresh oil in with wurth wet clutch engine flush, suitable for bikes. Then put Halfords 10/40 bike oil back in, all to no avail...last thing to do I’m guessing is adjust the clutch on the engine side. Silly question, but is the adjuster screw and locking nut found behind the front sprocket? Or is it the other side, near the clutch basket etc?? Maybe it’s the case that the clutch plates/springs need changing. Slip seems to get better when the bike is warm

Problem number 2 - carbs!

Took the carbs off, cleaned out the bowls and ultrasonically cleaned all the jets at work. Didn’t take the mixture screws out. Should that have been done?? Put everything back together and had massive over fuelling from carb 1 and 2 (2 left carbs), so gave the bike to a bike mechanic, who sorted that issue and he also balanced the carbs (he said), but idling still doesn’t seem to stable. Engine tends to bog down when pulling away and when shutting off throttle at a junction for instance, the engine takes time to return to idle. At idle it tends to rev on its own sometimes. Also when starting the bike with choke, full choke makes the engine sit at around 4-5000rpm, and I have to fettle the choke to get it to sit at around 3000rpm. Is 4-5000rpm a normal engine speed with the choke on? Pretty sure I’ve got the choke and throttle cable round the right way...reset the TPS also, which I think improved things a bit. Plugs were changed just before I took the bike off the road a few years ago, do they degrade even with little or no use over time? Lastly, the inlet rubbers have a few minor cracks, but nothing going all the way through. However if the engine is pulling unmetered air in through the inlets, it might contribute to rough running. I don’t fancy paying 75 quid for a new set, so maybe a repair with araldite. Any ideas would be greatly received or if there’s any fazer riders on the isle of wight, please give me a shout. 

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any one owned any of these bikes...or know of any problems e.t.c Just looking for peoples opinions

2002 Suzuki GSX-R600, 14,647 miles, 2 owners, immobiliser, etc.  £2,700.
2001 Yamaha YZF600 R Thundercat, 29,609 miles, 3 owners.  £2,200.
2005 Yamaha YZF-R6, 17,112 miles, 3 owners.  £2,800.
(All bikes will come with 12 months tax and MOT)
2004 Yamaha FZ6, 8,000 miles.  £2,995 inc VAT.
2006 Suzuki GSR600, 16,000, heated grips.  £2,795.
2003 Triumph Daytona 955i SS, 15,000 miles.  £2,989.

Cheers

Hi all,
just got rid of my bmw gs 1150,always liked the fazer so looking at putting one in the garage.So just looking now to see what the collective has to say.Looking at 2000/2001 600 seen a tidy black and gold 16000miles unmolested £1700 original pipes look a little rough not holed just the finish .what should i be checking on

cheers folks

Brian

just wanted to know if there is a legal limit to how wide you can have your luggage panniers?

i know general rule is about the same as your mirrors but i have the missus on the back and cant use the seat so have to go out a little wider?
The weight of it all is fine just need to know im not going to get pulled or told off etc?

i'll add pictures in a second post as they wont add properly  :\

Have they even given the recent changes chance to effect the stats?

http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/News/n...nce-rules/

Wouldn't mind so much if they did the same for cars....poorly trained but "qualified" cagers....fewer SMIDSYs....attack on bikers....tax on young drivers....car test needs "propper" maneuvers test like bikes....blah blah blah.... :groan

right....what the chuff is a Fazer Foxeye????  :o

is it the 600s that had two small rectangle(ish) lights?

Eyup (me again !), I'm looking for some S/H tough & waterproof(ish) boots, size 10 / 10.5 (44 / 45), cheers, Fletch (the boots are for my first expliots into green laning - just bought a CCM to keep the Gen 1 company)