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  Any other men have this problem?
Posted by: Gingernutz - 30-10-11, 11:12 PM - Forum: General - Replies (4)

Misfits is on and I am stuck watching a recording of bloody Strictly come dancing ............... :\

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  Wanted: plastic fasteners for fairing inner
Posted by: helen - 30-10-11, 10:38 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (2)

Yep, in the true tradition of 'bodge it and scarper' I removed the right hand fairing inner by completely destroying the two plastic fasteners that hold it on.

So, does anyone have a couple of these lying around, or know where I can get them from?

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  Movember
Posted by: Aegis Bearing Mel - 30-10-11, 09:55 PM - Forum: General - No Replies

Evening Foccers.
Myself and a couple of the boys from work are taking part in Movember this year to raise cash and awareness for Prostate Cancer.
Looking to get as much sponsorship as we can, so hoping a few of you fine folks will be willing to give a few sheckles to help us on our way.
Our Mo-Space can be found here.

The plan is if you give a donation you get to chose which style of 'tache we all have to grow.
Hoping that we'll get enough interest to count the votes next Sunday so the preliminary trimming and shaping can start.
The options are on here...



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  best hugger for gen 1
Posted by: fazer6868 - 30-10-11, 08:40 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (1)

hi,

Need a new hugger ( unless anyone got one for sale ) for my gen1.

Views on the best make would be much appreciated.

Many thanks

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  wanted hugger for gen 1 fzs 1000
Posted by: fazer6868 - 30-10-11, 08:38 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (1)

can anyone help please?

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  Slightly damaged faring free.
Posted by: nettshubby - 30-10-11, 06:08 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (2)

I am (eventually!) replacing the fairing on my silver FZS 1000, 2004. The one on the bike at present has some small scratches/ scrapes on the sides, plus a crack about 3" long on right side from bottom up.
I believe these are relativeley easily repaired using one of the touch up kits you can buy, plus a little super glue.
When I get round to removing it, anyone wanting it, free, for collection, let me know and they can have it.
It would perhaps suit someone who has a smashed fairing, and can`t afford a new one?
Ray. (Chesterfield area, Derbyshire,)

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  A joke for chemists...
Posted by: Grahamm - 30-10-11, 03:26 PM - Forum: General - Replies (4)

Two men walk into a bar. The first one says "I'll have some H20". The second one says "I'll have some H20 too".

The second man died.

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  FOR SALE FZ1N/S Comfort Seat
Posted by: Les - 30-10-11, 01:41 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (3)

Yamaha comfort seat for FZ1N/S. Much more comfy than original seat. Excellent condition with original box and paperwork.
£85.00
R&G crash bungs for same bike. Unused, in sealed box. £25.00

les.coleman@ntlworld.com

07768 018886

NOW SOLD. Thank you for your interest.

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  returning member
Posted by: mikelockyer - 30-10-11, 01:15 PM - Forum: Introduction - Replies (3)

Hi fellow fazer owners
My name is Mike Lockyer and I live in Colchester. I am retired and have plenty of spare time to go on rideouts. Unfortunately I do not find many other people as lucky as me. I am 72 years of age and first rode a motorcycle in 1957. Had a break but have now been ridin continously since 1980. Hope to meet up with some of you soon.
ride safe, mike

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  Timing is everything!
Posted by: Janet - 30-10-11, 01:02 PM - Forum: General - Replies (2)

We decided to get the bikes ridden yesterday, to get them warmed through, batteries charged, etc, on what will almost certainly be our last opportunity to ride on dry roads before we head off to Florida for a fortnight on Wednesday. We rode the six or so miles to get them fuelled up, and then had to decide whether to turn for home - it was still quite cold and the roads were busy - or to press on to Fowlers, our usual dealers, a further 15 or so miles. We decided to press on to Fowlers, and when we got there we discovered that this weekend they have 20% off all Arai helmets. This was good timing, as my mum always gives us £500 for Christmas, to buy something we really want, and we'd already decided to invest in some new helmets. With the 20% off we were able to get the helmets we really wanted, a Black Frost Axces for Andy and a Chaser V in the Pride scheme for me. We then pondered on whether to stop for a bite to eat in their cafe, but decided to head straight home. We got home and parked up the bikes, and less than 20 minutes later it poured down with rain.

All in all a successful day.

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