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  MAJOR TRAFFIC WARNING!!! Greenford A40 area and beyond.
Posted by: darrsi - 08-12-17, 09:50 AM - Forum: General - Replies (5)

If anyone is still at home and planning on going anywhere near Sudbury, Greenford or A40 around Greenford area......stay at home.
The whole area  is like a car park, with the A40 shut between Hangar Lane and Greenford due to an accident that happened around 4.30am.
Just took me 55mins to travel 5.5 miles, mainly on the wrong side of the road.
In short, it's the worst traffic I've encountered in a very long time.  :eek

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  Engine scrap value?
Posted by: Bretty - 08-12-17, 07:57 AM - Forum: General - Replies (7)

Hi all,

I have an old fazer 600 donor engine sat outside.

It's knackered top and bottom, rusty, has no bits of value, is in 4 parts and obviously drained of all fluids.

Is it worth weighing in at a scrap metal merchants? What's it worth? Or do I just dump it at my council waste site?



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  FZ1 Prices
Posted by: Metal Merv - 07-12-17, 06:14 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (8)

Hi

I'm trying to sell my FZ1 and looked around at average prices and put it up for sale at £3,400. It is a 2007 model with some extras and is in a good clean condition.  So far I've had no interest, is the price too high?  What do people think a fair price would be?  It is in the For Sale section.

Cheers

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  Winter Projects
Posted by: PieEater - 07-12-17, 11:40 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (14)

Been very quiet here of late so thought I'd ask people what if any winter projects they have lined up for their bikes.


I'm thinking of stripping the plastics and tank off so I can give them a good clean and also get to the nooks and crannies to makes sure everything is free of rust and corrosion (ACF50 where required), this will also make the electrics more accessible so I am thinking of going through all the connector blocks using some contact cleaner to clean them up and then painting some ACF50 on the connectors to keep the gremlins away. Might also take the swingarm off to give it a good clean and re-grease all the linkage and swingarm bearings. Does anyone have any recommendations for grease to use with bearings, I've just been using multi purpose stuff but don't know if there is anything that would be better.


Also does anyone know if you can get tapered feeler gauges at particular sizes i.e. .11mm through to .30mm as I'd like to recheck my valve clearances (probably next year) to get exact measurements without having to resort to using multiple guages to measure the gap. This would help to accurately figure out what shims I would need to get all of the clearances to the halfway point. I did a half arsed job last year and found that some clearances are pretty close to the limits but I'm not at 50K yet so plan to do a better job probably next year when I will have hit the 50K and am thinking I will need to re-shim.

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  Starting/Running Issues
Posted by: Kura - 06-12-17, 06:41 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (29)


Hi all, new member here o/ need your advice.

My Fazer600 "00 has been restricted at the carbs for a year now and I'm unsure if those are causing my problems. I've recently changed the spark plugs/carb rubbers/battery/fuel filter and cleaned out the old air filter with compressed air. It's ran fine up until Winter, the bike will start up when kept inside, but a few hours outdoors and I'm having to resort to bump starts to get going(with the old/new battery) I also have horrendous idling and bogging I've attempted to adjust idle mixtures but it doesn't make a difference. The bogging is really bad at low speeds/gears and there is a tonne of exhaust popping when downshifting no matter how often I try to adjust the mixture it doesn't help.


I appreciate all your input.



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  For sale 99 FZS600 - Now sold!
Posted by: sc0ttie - 06-12-17, 05:33 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (1)


Bike Model : FZS600 Year : 1999 


Price : £450


MOT/ TAX DETAILS: is currently MOT'd until Feb 2018, last MOT passed with no advisories.


Mileage : 81k Colour : silver


Extras : aftermarket exhaust, nice sound. Has spyball alarm, very good alarm and always reliable, had people trying to move my bike and alarm went off to alert me.  The bike is also has datatag.


Overall Bike Condition : used but in good working order.


Tyre/Chain/Sprocket Condition : tyres good, chain and sprockets good. 


Service History/Receipts/Recent Service work : some. I have owned the bike since Feb 2015, i have the receipts for any work done to it since I have owned it and there is some partial history.


Bike Location : Medway, Kent 


Any Other Relevant Info : Bike starts 1st time off the button, runs well and has been ridden every week up until this week.




Reason for sale, got a car to keep girlfriend happy so bike not needed now.




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  Yamaha fzs 1000 carbon fibre infils
Posted by: RMT1983 - 04-12-17, 11:11 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (6)

£145 was £195 new and still immaculate



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  Do you use a GPS on holidays by bike
Posted by: unfazed - 04-12-17, 11:06 PM - Forum: General - Replies (52)

Out of curiosity, any one out there like me, who never uses a GPS when going on Holidays by bike.

Definitely think the GPS takes all the fun out of going on holidays by bike, :eek

Taking the wrong route and finding out it is far better than the one a GPS would have taken you.[Image: original.gif]
Getting lost and having to stop and ask direction only to have the fellow you are trying to speak to is stone deaf [Image: lbhbh.gif]
Getting lost and having to stop and ask direction from a couple in a car and discover they are totally naked :[Image: bag.gif]
Nearly missing the ferry because you took a wrong turn[Image: mad1.gif]
The fun in the high speed ride to get back on the right route and making the ferry by 5 minutes.[Image: biggrin_old.gif]
Going through Belgium for the first time and discovering they have the worst road signage in Europe.[Image: unsure2.gif]
Trying to find your way out of Mons in Belgium when both routes to the motorway are completely blocked by overturned trucks.[Image: rolleyes2.gif]
Discovering the sign for Paris in Belgium is also the road to Masstricht which is in the opposite direction. [Image: unsure2.gif]
Watching a fellow with a GPS getting into a total panic in Southern Spain because the GPS battery went flat [Image: lbhbh.gif]

I think I will stick with the ould general area map, my €50 phone and my €80 Tablet with maps downloaded to it; way more fun and a lot cheaper than the GPS. [Image: biggrin_old.gif][Image: biggrin_old.gif][Image: biggrin_old.gif]

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  For sale - 2002 Fazer FZS600 silver
Posted by: dango - 03-12-17, 06:04 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (6)


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For sale Fazer FZS600 2002 (02 reg)
MOT till April 2018.

It has done 72000 miles and is used all year round so is a bit tatty.
Left side damage (fairing, engine case, tank) has been there a couple of years but caused no problems.
I think it needs new discs and the front tyre is a bit low but it runs well.

Included are various spares -
  modified sprocket nut
  rear sprocket
  TPS
  original screen
  original chain guard (bike has a hugger - it doesn't really show in the picture)

I'm hoping for £500 but I'm getting a Tracer 700 next week so I'm open to offers and it has to go.
I am located in Wokingham Berkshire.

Dave.

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  Just bought a Foxeye off the 'bay
Posted by: Tallbloke - 03-12-17, 10:53 AM - Forum: Introduction - Replies (10)

Morning all,


Just bought a 2003 foxeye off Ebay. I was the only bidder, probably because it's French registered. That suits me, as I'm doing up a house in southern Brittany, and need  to commute from Leeds on something which uses less juice than my ancient 4L Ford Aerostar van!


It looks reasonably tidy, but the photos aren't that great...Cue moody photo


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Anyway, I've been reading around the forum and it looks like there's a wealth of knowledge here. I'm already on the lookout for an R6 rear shock, as I'm a 16 stone tallbloke. This is only my second 4cyl bike, the last was a Z650 back in 1982. In between I've mostly been riding big twins:


Norton Commando I bought for £350 (It had been stuffed into a police car and the owner wanted rid quick)
Guzzi Spada 1000 (Took it round Europe, and the clock, twice)
BMW R1100GS (Crashed it spectacularly when I met a car which was on the wrong side of the road on a bend)
BMW R850R (Nice enough, but a bit dull)


Now wanting some fun as well as a reliable mile muncher, and on a tight budget, so here I come. I'll be picking the bike up from London in a week or so.


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