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  Re: fzs600 carb T piece
Posted by: Dinger1962 - 03-03-19, 07:58 PM - Forum: General - Replies (3)

Alright chaps whats the plastic fuel inlet "T" piece in the middle of the carbs called as i managed to snap it off  has anyone got one spare i could buy thanks in advance stu

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  Rear Hugger
Posted by: jordan123 - 03-03-19, 03:35 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (3)

Does anyone know if the fazer 600 rear hugger will fit or if anyone has a old one for sale at all.
Thanks in advance
Jordan

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  FZS1000 FRAME PLUG
Posted by: bigsteve - 03-03-19, 01:07 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies




  this is for ONE plug 


  FZS1000 FRAME PLUG  GOOD CONDITION


  £12  delivered



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  The K1 CAFE, Chartley, Staffs. ST18 0LP
Posted by: Anquetil - 03-03-19, 12:46 PM - Forum: Events, Meets, Ride outs etc - No Replies

Bike nights at the above location start on Wednesday 6th March. The cafe is on the A518 between Stafford and Uttoxeter. www.thek1cafe.co.uk

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  Knife/any murders. is it time for capital punishment for those found guilty
Posted by: steve 10562cc - 03-03-19, 11:38 AM - Forum: General - Replies (124)

If those found guilty knife/any murders face the ultimate punishment to dangle at the end of a rope perhaps they would think twice about going out with a knife tucked in there belt.

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  Rattly drive chain when on stand and in gear
Posted by: Friar - 02-03-19, 11:22 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (6)

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  FZS/FZ1 (Gen 1) Oil change frequency
Posted by: Decoke Dave - 02-03-19, 07:23 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (10)

Just thought i would ask if anyone knows why the difference in oil change mileages, according to the Haynes manual, between the European models (6,000 miles) and the U.S. models (4,000 miles).  On a Gen 1, 2001-2005, i believe its only a designation difference, the bikes are the same?

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  Bike turntable / dolly recommendations
Posted by: Grahamm - 02-03-19, 03:03 PM - Forum: General - Replies (11)

Currently I have a narrow door on the shed where I store my bike (only just wider than the bars on my FZ6)  which exits at 90 degrees to an alley way which is about the same width as the bike is long.
What I have to do is manoeuvre the bike out through the door and then go back and forth a few times until I can turn it enough to point it down the alleyway and ride out.
When I park, I have to pull up past the door then wheel the bike backwards to get it through the door again. Sometimes I get the line up right, other times I have to move it back and forth until I can get it to go in without getting stuck on the bars or side stand or rear brake lever!

What I want to do is to replace the door with a much wider one, then I can ride the bike in to park it. Obviously to ride the bike out, I'd need to turn it around, so I was thinking of getting a turntable or a "dolly" to make this easier as I can't do the trick where you lean the bike on the side stand and spin it around.
Has anyone used one of these? Can anyone make any recommendations?


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  SOLD!!! For sale: 52 plate FZS 600 Foxeye with 30k miles - £1,800 ono - SOLD!!!
Posted by: Dynspud - 02-03-19, 01:38 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (18)

Hi Foccers


Time to sell the missus' Foxeye Fazer 600.
She still loves it but doesn't have the time to ride it.


Loads of good points but a couple of minor things to note - details as follows:-

  • New PR3s fitted front & rear 2k miles ago
  • New chain & sprockets fitted 7k miles ago but bike fitted with Scottoiler so still like new and loads of adjustment left
  • Iridium spark plugs fitted at same time as chain & sprockets
  • Stainless downpipes fitted & PipeWerx end can (lovely sound) so no rust issues in the future
  • [size=1em]Replaced OEM fuel gauge with a [/size]Christian Vieth electronic multi-gauge — gear indicator, fuel gauge, air temp, water temp & many more - cracking bit of kit
  • Upgraded 12mm front sprocket nut (cures the common 9mm nut fault)
  • Wingrack 2 luggage system with integrated indicators (the fitting kit for the FZS 600 is[size=1em]very rare; try finding one!!) together with Kappa topbox & small panniers[/size]
  • Oxford heated grips fitted
  • META Alarm fitted with upgraded next-gen battery fitted a couple of years ago which has a single connector that allows a quick swap should the battery ever need replacing in the future
  • Crash bungs fitted
  • Always garaged and kept on a CTEK battery optimiser
  • Always starts first time and runs sweet as a nut - no issues with any of the mechanicals as far as I am aware
Now the couple of bad points:-
  • Rear wheel paint is flaking quite badly in places so could do with a powder coating (front wheel is fine)
  • Left hand engine casing scuffed where I dropped it getting it off the centrestand outside college one evening - what a pillock.
An absolute bargain and an awful lot of bike at £1800.


Sad to see it go but the mighty thou will keep me happy!!


I live in Cwmbran, South Wales if you want to come and have a look.


Cheers Foccers,
Dave.



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  Moped gangs
Posted by: celticdog - 01-03-19, 09:42 PM - Forum: General - Replies (4)

What a dickhead!



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