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| car tyre query |
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Posted by: GringoRojo - 24-11-11, 02:28 AM - Forum: General
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we were out at the flics tonight (at Linwood for the locals), the easy way home by motorway was closed for repairs, the detour taking us round the arse end of Paisley and back towards the airport to rejoin the M8. trying to follow the detour we didn't spot a bit of pavement sticking out into the two lane road - like a reverse bus stop, so bang! both passenger side (near side? never did get the hang of that) wheels collided with the kerb. both stayed inflated, no wobbles or pulling on the move, but there is a bulge on the sidewall of the front tyre. about the size of a tangerine, but black ...obviously.
my question (at last I hear you cry) is this - does the bulge mean that the tyre is damaged and unsafe? (would be typical as they're not that old)
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Posted by: Black is best - 23-11-11, 11:03 PM - Forum: General
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Good evening,
I joined the wonderful world of foccers in 2002.
I used to visit daily but for the past couple of years I just visit every now and then. I guess it's a month or two since my last visit and I can't log in and my old ID seems to have disappeared so I've had to re-register.
I couldn't find a link for Chalky or Admin hence the general post. Has there been a clean up campaign and those with infrequent posts disappear?
Cheers
formerly Blackthou
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| Less Pies for the Fazer Thou ?! |
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Posted by: MikeyFZS1 - 23-11-11, 06:18 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Eyup, thought I’d pick the collective FOC-U brain about tips for Fazer thou weight saving !
I’ve been thinking of how I might shed a few pounds from mi ’05 Fazer, I’d have thought the bulk of the weight is in the engine and frame, and that there’s not a vast amount that could be done there to reduce weight - or is there ?
Looking round the bike, there are a few obvious things (remove rear footrests (if you don’t do pillion !), remove the metal frame covers around the swing-arm pivot area, etc) but I can’t think of much else that will really save much weight, maybe three or four kilos ?
A lightweight battery (at a price !) should save a further three kilos, and the only other major thing I’ve thought of is lightweight wheels, although again very pricey for something that will save significant weight !
Any other thoughts about how weight can be saved ?
I suppose this post is a bit of winter fun really, and I fully expect the usual “cut down on the pies – the bike is the least of your worries” type replies, but thought it would be good to share any Fazer weight saving tips !
Cheers,
Fletch
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| FZS600 takes forever to start |
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Posted by: Zinger - 23-11-11, 03:59 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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To start my FZS600 1999 I basically sit there for probably 30 seconds pressing the ignition, until it finally kicks in. I've replaced the battery and the starter motor but its still the same, any thoughts? thanks
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