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Oil consumption |
Posted by: steeeve66 - 04-08-18, 09:05 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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My Gen1 has started to 'eat' more oil lately, it used to munch through around 100ml every 1k to 2k miles or so but I think it's started to get through more now..
Is this normal for 35k miler? What's everyone else's experience?
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Victory Vegas 8 ball for sale £4,800 |
Posted by: Billy Balthorpe - 04-08-18, 04:01 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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[color=rgb(24, 36, 48)]For sale is my 2007 Victory Vegas 8 Ball, 1634cc 5 speed. Ok so its not a Fazer, but it does look good next to one in the Garage. [/color]The only reason i'm selling this bike is because i don't ride it enough.
It has done 11,200 miles, only about a thousand of those have been done by me over the past 2 years. The pipes on it are Victory's own loud pipes and the noise they make is pure eargasm. This bike accelerates faster than any cruser ive ever had and handles beautifully. The tyres have plenty of tread on them and the belt is tight.
The bike is being sold with the standard black Victory panniers and fitting kit (never used by me) and a Victory Mustang seat (never fitted or sat on by me), not got a pic of these as yet but i will add later. These are not fitted, but to be clear, are included in the sale of the bike.
The bike is fitted with a working Datatool alarm. The ghost flames on the tank only really stand out in direct sunlight the rest of the time you can hardly see them.
Now for the (not so) bad bits. This is an honest sale so i'm going to list all the things that, if i was going to keep it, i would put right. There is a small amount of paint bubbling starting to appear on the lower edge of the rear mudguard and at the top of the rear light, iv'e tried to show this in the pictures, but it can be felt with the fingertips rather than seen. I was going to have the mudguard re sprayed so i wouldn't have to write this, but i was worried that if i did i would probably want to keep it. The mudguards are gloss black not metallic so the paint job would be cheap There is a small amount of the black finish on the engine which has come off, about as big as a 20p piece, i will get a pic of this and add later. Probably where a previous owner has left it out in the rain and it has gathered in the bolt hole recess on the primary drive (?) cover. And that's it. The bike will be sold with 12 months MOT. I'll take it down to the MOT man next Saturday. I live in Stoke on Trent so central for all if you want to come and take a look. The price is £4,800 firm, iv'e had a look on ebay and that's cheaper than any Vegas 8 Balls and a couple of the old V92 cruisers. Any questions please text or call on 07837960448. Ive tried to post the actual pics but they are huge, so here are the links, if anyone can get them to fit the board normally i would appreciate it.
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Midrange - returning FOCer |
Posted by: Midrange - 03-08-18, 11:47 AM - Forum: Introduction
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Hi all,
Back on the forum after a long time away.
I was a member many years ago but, after an unfortunate incident resulting in me no longer owning a Fazer 1000, I bought a Street Triple R. :rolleyes
I’m now looking to get another Fazer 1000 and, remembering the vast amount of information on here, knew I’d be best getting back on.
Most of my riding these days is on track days but I do want a road bike more comfortable than my current Fireblade.
My last Fazer was in a lovely condition at the end, Nitron shock, full Arata system and a Full Monty performed by Mike (Falcon269) so I have a high level to aim for..
Cheers
Keith
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Oops.....tricky wiring! |
Posted by: Andy W - 02-08-18, 07:24 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Well I certainly don't make life easy for myself! :rolleyes
Have bought a Koso DB-03R multi-gauge......now it's out of the box I'm looking at the wiring instructions & thinking I've bitten off a very large chunk of headache pie!
Aaaargh! :'(
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Time for new chain and sprockets? |
Posted by: Ricky - 02-08-18, 05:01 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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I think it is time for new chain and sprockets.I bought the bike with 15000 miles and now done 22000.The bike had a tight spot when I got it and it just got worse, although the sprockets look ok the tight spot is bothering me as it is very loose else were.
I have cleaned and lubed regularly. On inspection I noticed that there are a few o rings missing and believe this to be the problem.
So a new chain set I think is in order, but what to buy?
O ring? X ring? Heavy duty? extra heavy duty? Gold ?and what make?
Any idea's and where to buy from as I hear there are a lot fake and cheap Chinese crap out there,and one final question, do you really need the Yamaha silent front sprocket? is there a difference?
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Bust my fairing! |
Posted by: Andy W - 01-08-18, 10:45 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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My own fault for being in a rush but the bike fell in my garage & I've broken the fairing above the rear of the headlight.. :'( :o
Any tips on fixing it?...
I'm thinking I can put some fibreglass on the inside for strength & then sand out the split line in order to skim fill it?
Fekking nuisance as I'm busy (& getting very skint) fitting new DID ZVM-X chain, Obigene sprockets & wavy rotors, Koso digital multi-guage, had new Metzler Roadtec 01 rear tyre, been tightenening headache bearings & generally tweaking things..........Grrrrrrr! :\
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Mirrors. |
Posted by: reaper1064 - 01-08-18, 10:17 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Thinking of doing away with the fairing and doing a twin headlight job, so obviously will need mirrors. Of course there are the holes available but are the ones on the bars 8 or 10mm and are they the weird threads. Right hand on one side and left hand on the other.
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