For Sale, Yamaha fazer 1000,2005 on a 55 reg.Probably one of the best in the country, Ohlins suspension front and rear also a Ohlins steering damper, renthal bars with heated grips, Tom Tom sat nav, mirror extension blocks, so you can see behind you, Seargent seat, rear rack, Mivv exhaust, heated clothing socket, M.R.A screen, grey in colour and the paintwork has been covered in clear plastic to protect from stone chips and the like, fitted by Dream Machine by the first owner. I have owned the bike about 3 and a half years and the bike has covered 33698 miles...All standard parts to go with bike plus lots and lots of paperwork also a flip front helmet size XL same colour as bike, retiring from biking unfortunately,, £3000 firm,I will not budge on price, cheers Ray. Tel no 07817298160,,I am in Newcastle-upon-Tyne,,I you send email I can send photographs
[color=rgb(29, 33, 41)]Yukon 90 tank bag waterproof no need for rain cover used on fazer 1000 and fits a treat and not to big firm sides means it keeps its shape large single pocket will take a dlsr which is what used it for[/color][color=rgb(29, 33, 41)][/size]Comes with two versions of the snap ring to cater for old style or new I have a old style tank ring works fine but I made my own inner ring £65 posted
Thought I’d start a thread for my fazer modification.
I’ve ridden my silver fazer around for a year and have decided to doing something with it. I want to shorten the seat, so it’s a single seat. Removing the rear pegs. Change the front to twin headlights with a small screen. Paint it all military green. So it looks like a streetfighter, chop, rat bike of some sort.
At the moment, I’ve jacked the rear by 25mm and removed the rear mudguard.
I want to changed the front next. Anyone done a good job of this with a picture?
as a new FZS owner, I have decided to try the Wurth Dry chain lube. Trouble is there are no useful instructions on it as to when to replenish the application. Does anyone have any information on this. 500miles, 1000 miles, after a downpour etc.
I have no prior experience of this stuff so all help gratefully received. Thanks.
Hi all, managed to purchase a brand new BMW S1000RR rear shock for my gen 1 thou, had a new top bush machined rather than go with the spacers & set every thing midway as a starting point. My question is how much thread on the preload should be showing? again, as a starting point. Cheers.
Hello everyone,
It's my first post on here so after a little assistance if possible.
Having recently had a slight mishap with my beloved FZ6s (2005 model with 6k on it) some daft bugger thought it was a good idea to drive a JCB with no rear lights down the A19 on a wet very dark morning. Seeing the JCB at the last moment I ditched the bike on the floor not wanting to hit the JCB now I am trying to source quite a few bits and I am struggling to find reasonably priced components to repair the bike. Looking on eBay is very hit and miss although I have found the price of new OEM components on US web sites better priced than here in the UK or in Europe.
Can any one point me in the right direction of where to buy here in the uk?
I'm after a main front cowling, screen, RH inner panel, RH outer panel, foot pegs rider and pillion, indicators, RH mirror, fuel tank, break leaver, RH bar end, headlight to name but a few of the parts.
Thanks in advance.
So...my rear shock is done.
I did kebab's front forks modification (emulators) and now the front end is like new, but it highlighted the problem I've been suspecting - the rear shock needs to be changed.
All I'm finding on the internet is the YSS Z-series monoshock: http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/yamaha/fzs_6...monoshock/ which is not particularly cheap (can be found on ebay for less).
HI there! Must be the time of year or something...
Anyhoo, it's time to let my Fazer 600[smg id=3048 type=preview align=center caption="Faz2"][smg id=3049 type=preview align=center caption="Faz1"] go, it's had an exciting life, commuting from home to London every day for the last 6 years and the occasional track day, advanced rider test thrown in!
It's got about 82,000 miles on the clock, engine is sound as a pound, regular oil and filter changes carried out by yours truly since 2011. It was in the shop at 60,000 miles and had the valve clearances done, no adjustment required. The bottom of the rear shock bearing has been changed as it was getting worn, new front wheel bearings fitted also. It's got heated grips and a data tool alarm. Back tyre's good, front has a 1000 miles or so left in it.
What it needs: The front brake discs are getting a bit worn and will also need new pads.
MOT's till January. Other then the discs it will pass another MOT (IMO)
Anyway, £500 or nearest offer, buyer collects, I'll give it a wash...