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  FZS1000 for sale
Posted by: Stew53uk - 27-08-19, 10:53 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (3)

2002 Yamaha Fazer in black, loads of extras (all you need). It is Mot’d til June 21st 2020, recently had its all important 24000 mile dealer service. Just had new front discs & pads, clutch cable & new rear tyre. This bike needs nothing, all ready to go, only selling due to new bike. No test rides unless cash in hand & you can show insurance. All in all a lovely genuine bike with low mileage for the year, any questions please ask.
Fitted extras:-
LSL handlebars, taller smoked screen, 12volt socket, Oxford heated grips, hugger, Black Widow full exhaust system, topbox, crash bungs, fender extender, tail tidy & mini indicators.

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  Oil residue on re-built forks
Posted by: redsed - 27-08-19, 08:33 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (4)


Hi all, quick question for the group, I have just rebuilt my forks, new seals / dust covers fitted and new top bush too, new oil and re-fitted to the bike (2002 FZS). They feel a lot better and I have done a couple of 40 milers since the re-build but am now noticing some very light oil residue on the stanchions and lines of oil at the top end of the fork travel. I had expected the high tide marks but not the very thin coating on the stanchions? My XJR stanchions are bone dry. Any tips / advice? I am learning the ropes so to speak at motorcycle maintenance so it is very possible that I could have done something wrong [color=rgb(68, 68, 68)][font=&amp][/font][/color]

[color=rgb(68, 68, 68)][font=&amp] its usually my fault  (photos taken but were not showing the fault very good, so did not upload them)


TIA


Redsed
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  FZS 600 Boxeye Radiator and associated bits
Posted by: Neon Knight - 27-08-19, 04:50 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies

Does anyone out there have any of the following parts for sale for a 2000 FZS boxeye ?


Radiator
Fan
Coolant pipe number 5 ( I think that is what its called, its the metal pipe that connects the radiator to the rubber pipe from the water pump on the lower left hand side of the bike)


Parts must be in good working condition, any help appreciated  Big Grin

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  Downsizing photos.
Posted by: robbo - 27-08-19, 12:59 PM - Forum: General - Replies (2)

Can anyone tell me the simplest way(and I mean for the under 5's as totally computer illiterate) to downsize pics so I can post them. I only have my android galaxy so don't have a laptop.

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  New biker and Fazer owner!
Posted by: Azrall - 27-08-19, 10:50 AM - Forum: Introduction - Replies (3)

Hello all!

I'm Allan and a new biker and Fazer owner! Smile

I reside in "sunny" Swindon for my sins and I look forward to getting involved in some banter on the forum.


cheers!


Allan

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  Riding in France
Posted by: fireblake - 26-08-19, 12:15 PM - Forum: General - Replies (20)

Hiya peeps, I'm hoping to take my bike to France soon for 5 days of just riding around. What do I need to take and what in your opinions is an essential take. The law seem to change regularly so what do I need to take legally? Hi viz, breathalyser?


Mickey

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  man down...
Posted by: ogri48 - 25-08-19, 08:00 PM - Forum: General - Replies (52)


Me and Dave (Dynspud) had a bloody lovely day on the welsh mountain roads yesterday, him on his fazer, me on the xjr. Arranged to do it again today, but on the cruisers this time, and take a relaxed ride up to the reservoirs. This morning me and the gruppenfuhrer headed out to Chepstow then stopped for a coffee before heading deeper into wales, to meet Dave at the bike café just outside of Abergavenny. Thats when I got the text.."Had a big smash mate, bikes mullered. Sorry but cant make it.."
Couldn't get him on the phone(was tied up with the police and ambulance etc as it turned out) so we set of for Abergavenny, then tried again at the café. Finally got hold of him, and Dave being Dave, he said not to worry, he'd be fine etc, but we weren't having that so headed out to his gaff. Got there to find one very sore and rightly pissed off (think his bikes a write off ) feller.

Im so relieved my mate is ok but gutted for him. He fucking loved that bike to bits, and a two grand bike written off means fuck all to an insurance company, whilst at the same time an awful lot to us who run and look after them.
I know most of you dont know Dave, but hes one of lifes good uns, and a bloody good friend to have.
im just glad hes still here...

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  Bodywork for Fazer 1000 Gen1
Posted by: ArchDruid - 25-08-19, 11:09 AM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (1)

Recently painted Bodywork for Fazer 1000 Gen 1.   
3 items:  Fairing, rear cowling, and front mudguard.    £100 excl postage.
Tank not included, but I can provide paint codes for exact matching up.
Prep & custom paintwork done by commercial professionals.

Currently sitting in my loft. Would be ideal for someone's rebuild/ repair job (assuming you're happy with the colours  :lol Smile )




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  Yamaha FZ6 Fazer Twin Headlight Modification Wiring Kit
Posted by: fazermike - 24-08-19, 11:54 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies

Hi,
I have a twin head light conversion kit That I bought but didn't fit only took it out of the packet.
Cost me £19 selling for £15 with free postage.
Comes with fitting instructions
thanks


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-FZ6-Fa...Sw2rxdUbV0

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  Broken Key
Posted by: 74eldiablo - 24-08-19, 05:16 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (8)

Been out for a real blast today on some fantastic sweeping fast roads was awesome getting the engine singing upto to 140mph
(clocks not lying honest)  :lol

Sadly I put my key in the side bit to unlock the seat to get my glasses out out and forgot about it, ok me thinks i'll put it on the main stand and wang on some wd40 chain wax whilst it's warm i thought.
Being a bit challenged in the strength department due to my rhumatoid arthritis in my hands it's always a struggle to get it on the main stand without fear of dropping it, as i was pulling back for the 3rd time heard the keys fall on the floor...... aaahhh shyte thats buggered it now.


I managed to get the bit out but now have a key in 2 bits, I dont know how im gonna fix that,  other than trying superglue and hope miserable mick  in the key shop isnt in a rager that day when i try ask him if its possible to make a new one from a superglued old one. :wall
moral of the story is
ALWAYS TAKE OUT YOUR KEY BEFORE PUTTING IT ON THE MAINSTAND

:'(

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