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DVD to DivX s/w |
Posted by: goldfazer - 28-09-11, 10:23 AM - Forum: General
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Got me a Sony Media box and synology NAS doodah, what's good and free for ripping DVD's? (64 bit windoze 7)
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Knocking noise - continued from thread on old site |
Posted by: HarryHornby - 28-09-11, 08:55 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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I haven't as yet had a good look at all the chain but I will do that one evening this week.
The sound is getting more frequent and I now hear it all the time in 1st and 2nd gear and sometimes in 3rd. The one thing I have noticed, if I roll off the throttle or dip the clutch the noise stops. Is this consistent with a stiff link or dodgy chain and sprockets? I know the chain is turning all the time the wheels are but I'm guessing the extra load when the power is on is what causes the knocking?
I was hoping the noise would just dissappear (no such luck) because I can't really afford a chain and sprocket change at the mo, but the bike gets me to work, so if it needs doing it needs doing.
I see Griff86 says to go genuine Yamaha parts but does anyone have any other feelings on this issue? Are there any chains/sprockets that I should definitely avoid? What is a good price for a genuine sprocket and chain set? the local stealer has said £170 for parts plus an hour's labour.
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TEVES |
Posted by: Looney tune - 28-09-11, 07:55 AM - Forum: General
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A disgrace of a man ( I use the word man loosly) for his actions last night, hopefully they will let him rot on the sidelines, or with the reserves for the rest of his contract.
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How about an FZS400 area? |
Posted by: His Dudeness - 28-09-11, 12:04 AM - Forum: Your Suggestions and How you can help
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Seeing as how the FZS 400 is the Daddy of all Fazers and the rest of the Fazer family are off springs of it. I was wondering we could give it the repect it deserves and have a FZS400 section? All of the other model Fazers have their own section and there is no real gathering of information anywhere on the web for 400 so if there was a section here with information in it, it could be a good way to get new members in. What do you guys think?
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