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Posted by: Dea-ville - 24-06-18, 01:57 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Hi all, planning to change the front springs soon on my gen 1 fazer thou, i know removal of the damper rod bolt is required when changing seals but is it required when changing the springs? Flicking through the Haynes manual it shows removal of spring & change of fork oil without touching the damper rod bolt.
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| Anodizing wheels? |
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Posted by: Dudeofrude - 23-06-18, 09:16 PM - Forum: General
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Anyone have a clue if the standard gen2 1000 wheels are alloy or steel? And is it possible to anodized them?
I'm wanting them to be the same gold as the forks and the price of buying new gold ones is just a joke so looking at other options?
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| Lovely condition low mileage FZS 1000 -2005 For Sale £2850.00 ovno |
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Posted by: thecert - 23-06-18, 09:06 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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Up for grabs my dark blue 2005 Gen 1 with only 16,500 miles covered. This is my 3rd thou' over the last fourteen years with only one previous owner prior to my purchase of her in 2011. It has been well looked after in near mint condition with a recent new chain and sprockets fitted and serviced at the same time. It was to be a keeper but I have reluctantly decided to part with her due to back problems and to go for something smaller and lighter. Well worth an inspection you will not be disappointed. Contact Bert on 07809 224066. Thank you.
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| Front engine mount bracket. |
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Posted by: Decoke Dave - 21-06-18, 09:01 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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As I own a 2004 model FZS 1000 (registered on an 05 plate) I noticed there are two part number prefixes for the front engine mount brace, 5LV and 1C2 the rest of the numbers are the same. Anyone know why this is? What is the difference? Will they both fit?
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| Bogging down |
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Posted by: Mustang - 21-06-18, 08:41 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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well bugger, after removing the carbs and airbox Tuesday I cleaned the outsides of the carbs as well as I could then took off the float bowls one at a time, took off the jets and nozzles only and gave them a blast of carb cleaner. I didn’t take off the floats or the carb tops. Now when I’m riding it bogs down over 6k revs in top or 9k revs in 2nd or 3rd. Is this likely to be carbs blocked or an air leak? It rides ok at low revs.
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| 2005 FZS 1000 Engine idle speed. |
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Posted by: Decoke Dave - 21-06-18, 08:34 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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I may be being a bit obsessive, (Mechanical engineer), but I have heard that some thous tend to knock and snatch a bit going into 1st from neutral when stationary, as mine did slightly. Found the best way to make this quite sweet was to use a low idle speed (just under 1000 rpm). Sure I read somewhere on here it is not a good idea to have the idle speed so low. The bike ticks over nicely at this speed and just clicks going into gear, Is this a load of bollocks or not, I know this is lower than the handbook says?
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