Hello Guys.
I don´t have the original tool kit. I wish to adjust the rear shock. How can I do it without the the wrench that was on the tool kit? Do you use any conventional wrench without damaging the shock?
Suggestions accepted.
Thanks
Miguel
FZS 600 1998-1999

Thought I'd sort out a tool kit to keep on the Fazer today, so got out the kit I used to carry under the seat on my old GS500 and...

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The tray under the seat of the GS was pretty bad; it'd end up with water and dirt from the road under it sometimes. So the tools were wrapped in plastic bags (which wore through) and then a rag, which mostly kept water /in/ rather than out from the looks of it.

The fazer under-seat tray looks clean, so hopefully I'm already ahead, but any bright ideas on bags/etc for storing tools in which might actually keep them dry? Ideally ones which could keep a thin mist of oil inside them too.

Thanks

Wanted. Alternator case for Gen 1 FZS1000 paint in good condition (Silver)

Remember that feeling when you were a kid waiting for Santa to bounce you up and down on his knee? Oh, no, sorry that's a different story. Remember waking up on Christmas morning and you couldn't wait to open those prezzies.
Well it's Christmas day today for me - collect my (new to me) Fazer :lol :rollin 8)
Having not had a bike for 25 years (and never having owned a Yammie) this is like Christmas. Yes weather is like Xmas too - pissing down!! Still won't dampen the spirits - yeeeehhhaaaa!

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As per the title, is there any gain to be had from K&N filter. Ima always a little wary of manufacturers claims

You are buying a well sorted 2002 Yamaha Fazer 1000, 26000 miles, bike will come with a new 12 month MOT, fitted with all the extras you will need, Luke (devilsyam) R6 rear shock conversion, completely  transforms the handling, 4% ignition advancer, SP engineering end can and link pipe, Oxford heated grips, digital gear indicator, led running lights, crash bungs, Baglux tank cover, seat re-worked by Tony Archer (Huddersfield), slightly lower and much more comfortable on long journeys, adjustable levers, fender extender, rear hugger, manual can chain tensioner, double bubble screen, nearly new Road Attack 3 tyres, only selling as bought a BMR XR 1000 SE.

[size=1.45em]Looking for £2150 ono, any questions or to view bike please ring me Rob on 07808338102  Bike is in Manchester[/size]

[size=1.45em]Forgot about some bits, LED sidelights, all clock bulbs changed for LED, very loud horns fitted, will chuck in a black Baglux tank bank as will not go with my new bike (BMW XR)[/size]  

https://www.autoblog.com/2018/04/05/moto...to00000017


stay safe guys

hello guys, what a p1sser!, checked bike over before I took it for MOT n all seemed well, got to mot station and front fork had blown a seal on the way there :-( needless to say it failed.

I have stareted to strip down the forks to replace the seal but when I took the top cap of the forks I forgot to measure where the lock nut was on the damper rod (numpty). Is there a standard measure for this? or should it be the same measurement as the other fork?

The good news is the MOT guy said apart from that its it excellent condition

Any help would be most apreciated

Cheers John

Need a new set but where is the cheapest place to buy, my local fitter can fit if I supply. Looked at Black Circles and oponeo so far