Hi fellas,


Finally decided to buy a new kit to replace my old mushroom type kit.


Seen this one below but have heard a lot on here talk about the Crafty Plugger kit which it seems i can only find the "strings" not the kit with tools.


So is the one below any good or if you can post up a link for the "Crafty Plugger KIT" it would be appreciated.


https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/default...=ML-051118


All advice appreciated in advance,

Hi all,


Did the electrics change at all between the FZS 600 models? I am looking to replace the ignition barrel on my 1998 fzs600 and have found a 2003 one on ebay.


Will it be a straight swap?


Thanks in advance

After spending many years trying to accurately measure chain slack, came up with this.

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Hi guys, hoping for a little advice about my 2nd bike, a '91 Yamaha SR125 that I've picked up for cheap so I don't drop my Fazer when riding in the ice and snow.


It doesn't run currently and the problem seems to be the coil (way off spec according to the Haynes). All the replacements I can find online have "12v CM11 50" on the side, whereas mine has "12v CM11 55".


As far as I understand it (which isn't well), the 50/55 bit relates to the distance between the posts where it mounts to the frame? The only other difference I can see is that the "50" ones have bullet connectors, whereas mine has a 2 pin connector.


I know I can file the mounting bracket to fit, and change the connection on the loom to bullets, but I don't want to do that if it's not going to work!


Any advice? (example below of the "50" type)


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ignition-Coil...0033.m2042

hi one and all.


New to the group again( used to be a member several years ago).


Have recently bought a Fazer 8 having had a FZ6 S2 a few years back and loving it( divorce caused sale of bike).
I’ve had a GSXR until this summer but longed for getting another Fazer.


Work means I don’t get much time to take the bike out but when I do I tend to stick to Wales and the South West.


Look forward to meeting up with some of you soon

Looking around for some braided brake lines as an upgrade for this winter as part of an overhaul of the whole system.


A couple of forum posts from another site say these guys operate under license from HEL and therefore have the same standard/quality. That's great as they are far cheaper. Too good to be true right? Anybody have any experience with these guys?

https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Yamaha-FZS600-Fazer-1998-2003-2-front-1-rear-Cobra-Braided-Brake-Hoses/183513967441?hash=item2aba48eb51:g:sdsAAOSwJQdXDRVu:rk:5:pf:0

A young apache brave asks for an audience with the chief "Come,sit and speak of your problems" "Thank you Geronimo,I was hoping you would explain how we got our names" "Ah,I'm often asked this question,you see it's quite simple,we name the infant with what's occurring at the time of birth,so Running Deer was named because a beautiful deer was running across the plains,and Sky Flash was named when a comet blasted across the heavens and your own brother Steel Blaze was named because the sun glinted on your fathers' tomahawk when he was born Thunder Brave when there was a violent storm,Fighting Bear who fought a grizzly bear,Stallion Breaker,after the great horse man,does this answer your question Two Dogs Shagging?"

...since I bought it 
Sorry, just bored  :o


Luke delivered it all modded up, and I took it for a first spin up onto Uffington Hill, above the iron age fort:





Carbon-dip panels caught in the summer evening light:





Next place it went was just up the road to the Cassington Bike Night. Always well attended, this is just part of the main parking field:





And a couple of interesting bikes seen there, used to have one of these:





Two cylinders from a radial aero engine:




5cyl KH Kwak by the same builder:





Nice example of one that used to be a favourite of mine, very rare these days:





A LOFOs ride around Oxfordshire and Wiltshire:





And another ride when we finally actually made it to Sammy Miller's  :lol  :





A visit to Pendine Sands on the 95th anniversary of Sir Malcolm Campbell's 150mph record setting run in Bluebird:















Also ran, 1933 Napier Railton Special, a Brooklands lap record holder:





Brief break on Uffington Hill on the way home:





Enjoying summer evening light on the "Charlbury TT" course:










3 go nuts in Wales:





Always liked to visit interesting historical sights. Raglan Castle:





Stokesay Castle:





Did quite a few rides to Wales for great biking roads and scenery:















Went to Cornwall for a few days. At Rame Head:





Somewhere on Dartmoor:





In front of Truro Cathedral:





Obligatory:





Saw this on one of those Welsh trips, another rare one these days:





And this on a last Sunday run to H's cafe:





Visiting old haunts shortly before moving oop north:





One last visit to High beach, Epping Forest:





Loads more to come!  :b

So I contacted my local bike tuner and dyno guy, he said he’s done a few and that it would be £295 to fit and set up on dyno, and that it might be an extra £20 if the supplied jets are wrong ...


I thought he can’t know what he’s on about as everything is correct with the slip on kit to my knowledge?!


Anyway I figured this was extortionate and I’d probably be better off doing it myself and saving £300 lol. But watched a vid on YouTube and it does look pretty bloody fiddly and drawn out...


So falcon is not fitting any more, anyone else ?

Hello foccers! Just saying hello, my name is Jack and I'm a southerner working in the north east of England. I've been riding a 125 for about 3 years and recently the money came in which allowed me to do my full test so I did. I had been reading about the Fazer for a while (including on here), and one day a feller in my local is congratulating me on passing and he tells me he has a fazer sitting in his garage doing nothing! So after a very quick look round I got my baby for the measly sum of £500!
Anyway here is a pic of her in the workshop 

So thanks for the help you have already given me, and I look forward to being active on the forum.
Over and out