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  Spring size?
Posted by: Dudeofrude - 10-09-17, 11:13 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (2)

Does anybody know which size spring is on a Fz1 standard shock?
I'm looking at having it serviced and resprung for my weight but I've just been on the nitron website to have a look at buying the spring and there are about 8 million to choose from ??
Any help would be greatly appreciated ??

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  RPM Needle not stable - with video
Posted by: anutz - 10-09-17, 07:22 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (1)


Hi,


Been giving my FZS1000 a good going over before MOT, and have identified an issue.


As shown in the linked video, RPM fluctuates all the time, only by a few hundreds, but its at Idle or when throttle is open.


I have checked spark plugs, replaced them, checked HT Leads, and confirmed sparks, got a few shocks


https://vimeo.com/233211191


I have not messed with Air filters, of Fuel filters yet but wonder if this is a sign of bad combustion or somete else i.e. TPS or something


Thanks


Anutz

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  *•.★☆☆ SPRING MEET 2018 - 25 > 28 MAY ☆☆★.•* camping still available
Posted by: moffmeister - 10-09-17, 05:37 PM - Forum: Events, Meets, Ride outs etc - Replies (54)




All bunks now taken but camping and dossing down (inside still available).

[size=1em]Venue Same as previously:  West End Outdoor Centre, Bank Dike Hill, Thruscross, Harrogate, HG3 4BA - this postcode will take you past it - Sat Nave Coords: Lat:54.013713 Long:-1.779242

When Spring Bank 'Oliday weekend i.e. arrive Friday 25-May - stay for three nights - fek off 'ome Monday 28-May (Bank 'Oliday)

Pricing It has gone up to £1050 for the three nights (was £1000 last year) which is £35 per person per bunk total for the full three nights - still a  'kin bargin!  Total 'all in' for bunk, food, booze is £90 (currently) see Pricing Summary below.

## CAMPING AND DOSSING DOWN IS FREE AS PREVIOUSLY ##  BUT IF ALL BUNKS ARE NOT FILLED THEN A CONTRIBUTION WILL BE REQUIRED FROM CAMPERS/DOSSERS !!

Deposits and Payment

Normally those who subsequently cannot make it will get their deposit/money back assuming the place can be passed on.  Otherwise the shortfall has to be covered by those who have attended.  As every year you have plenty of time to ‘book the time off’; that said I appreciate "stuff" happens and can't be avoided - be assured I will try me very best to refund you if this happens and your excuse is genuine.

I have already paid the £200 deposit to secure the booking.  As this has been covered by deposits paid I don't need any further payment until April, when I need to pay the FULL balance for the accommodation (by the end of April). On this basis I will be expecting a minimum deposit (per bunk place) of £35 no later than 31-March.

Priority for bunk places will be given to those paying deposits -  A deposit can be any amount £10 or upwards but only full £35 will secure your place.  Multiple deposits are fine but I'd prefer it all in one i.e. for bunks the full £35. 

I will be expecting payment IN FULL (i.e. total inc. food) no later than two weeks prior to the meet.

If you have not payed in full by 10-May then, if demand, your place will be offered to others. Deposits will only be refunded in exceptional circumstances or your place is taken.  If your place is taken, the person taking it shall pay me the difference between the deposit paid (by you) and the total amount payable i.e. you are responsible for recovering your deposit from them yourself (obviously I will put you in contact with them).  Anyone dropping out at the "last minute" will only be refunded in exceptional circumstances.

Food/beer/band/sundries will be ca. £55 per head -  tee-totalers get a corresponding reduction on the cost; reduction if you don't drink alcohol ca. £24.

Veggies note as I will still be buying you some veg food then as this roughly equates with the cost for BBQ and breakfast meat there is no reduction.  You need to tell me what you want - alternatively if you want to cater for yourself (bring your own or eat twigs and leaves from outside etc) then a ca. £5 reduction applies.

This has always been a three night event.  If you want to stay for less then fine, but again I've booked for three nights so you pay for three nights.  Popping over for one night only? Normally anyone who turns up on the Sunday (or other night but there is unlikely to be any spare bunks on the Fri and Sat) and takes a vacated bunk chucks some money in the kitty (assuming you want to eat and drink) -  £20 is about right (£25 for Saturday).  Note if you are camping or dossing you only pay for the nights you stop.

You can pay me by Bank Transfer or PayM using my mobile number(or Paypal but bank transfer my preference...) send email to 2018@springmeet.co.uk and I will forward the details - note the bank details changed last year so check first before paying - the correct/valid account number ends ….4567.

##DO NOT use the PM feature to contact me - use email, Whatsapp or Facebook Messenger! ##

Pricing Summary (guide)

Bunk + Food + Meat + Booze = £90 per person - for campers £57
Bunk + Food + Meat = £66 per person (teetotalers) - for campers £31

See note above for vegetarians

These are subject to confirmation but generally any uplift has previously been less that £5 per person overall.

Saturday Entertainment -  R E L O A D

Thanks (again) to Heath we have the same guys as last year + they’re bringing their Dads with em:  RELOAD - http://reloaduk.wix.com/reload

Rideouts

Usual Saturday run to Hartside etc zzzzzz Sunday - coast or several splinter groups - something for everyone!

Beverages

Sufficient quantities of alcoholic and non-alcholic are provided (sadly this event is not longer the piss up it used to be) also please note the Irn Bru is categorically only to be used for mixing with Vodka and cannot be drunk on its own...Note I will also get more "real ale" this year (and less wife beater - sadly this event is not longer the piss up it used to be)

Food

As always there will be the usual (my excellent local butchers) BBQ fayre for the Friday and Saturday nights together with the usual snacks etc. For Sunday night: beef/chicken tacos/wraps (+veggie option)

There will be a stupendous full cooked breakfast on the Sat and Sun mornings (subject to volunteer cooks!! and washer uppers)

Camping (FREE)

Camping is free - unless all bunks are not filled in which case a contribution will be reqd!

Dossing Down Inside (also FREE)

Dossing is free - unless all bunks are not filled in which case a contribution will be reqd!  This is an alternative to camping but all you need to bring is a sleeping bag. This option will be limited to a maximum of ten people (due to space and I only have five airbeds - and I really can't be arsed).

Booking Summary
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  Newbie
Posted by: Jason pup - 10-09-17, 05:29 PM - Forum: Introduction - No Replies

Hi,
Not long purchased a fazer 1000, a bit tatty and needs some TLC and a good service. Rides fantastic, been out today first time 2up, still handles great but feels little light front sometimes. Been reading about the r6 shock mod too which sounds like it improves the handling. From experience which way is best to go about the shock mod, purchase own parts and diy route or maybe soucre one with the other parts as a kit if possible? 

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  Electrical fault
Posted by: Unionjack30 - 10-09-17, 04:50 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (15)

Hi all,

Little bit of advice needed, maybe someone has had the same issue!

Every time I switch the ignition off I loss all power to the speedo, so my clock and trip resets.

I have also no headlights, no horn , no brake lights. But I do have indicators and the bike starts.

Any idea would help

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  Fzs1000 a few new parts left
Posted by: fazed out - 10-09-17, 03:38 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (7)



front fairing  5lv-2835G-00-po  lighter blue £185
rear fairing 5lv-21651 deep purple blue  £120
skidmarx  R1 02-04 front  mudguard  fork conversion  £35
ermax rad covers  unpainted  £35
Note all prices without postage costs

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  Which tyres are most resistant to getting punctured?
Posted by: Fazerider - 10-09-17, 02:44 PM - Forum: General - Replies (18)


I switched to Michelin PR3s for my latest rubber having usually stuck with Bridgestone. After only 250 miles or so the rear was holed by a small nail. While browsing the web looking for info on tyre repair longevity I blundered across an article on Visordown rating the PR3s which suggested anecdotal evidence that they were more prone to punctures.
That has certainly been my experience… albeit on a statistically irrelevant sample of one.


In total I’ve had 23 rear tyres on the Fazer:
One Michelin, holed almost immediately as mentioned.
Two Metzelers, the first of which was punctured by a coach bolt about halfway through its life.
The other twenty have been Bridgestones: BT57/BR020/BT021/BT023 representing about 174,000 miles… zero punctures.


So, how far do you ride between punctures and on which rubber? Are Bridgestones tougher tyres? 

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  For Sale - FZ1S double bubble screen
Posted by: tony_d123 - 10-09-17, 12:03 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - Replies (1)

Dark tint.
Good condition, but used, so may have the odd small scratch or stone chip.
£20 plus postage or collect in FY6 7RR



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  Finally!!! bike running properly!
Posted by: mars696 - 08-09-17, 07:50 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer - Replies (3)

Hello to everyone!


Sooooo, finaly after 9 focking years that i own the bike, i manage to find the problem.
What was the problem,you ask. Off throttle-low rpm stuttering,jumping etc.
For 9 years no mechanic could find the problem.
For 9 years i have spend so many hours at removing, cleaning, checking parts again and again .
Now i can remove the carbs in 15 min :b
So much money spend on parts that could cause the problem, buying carb synchro tools any many more,but none of them was the cause....


A week ago,i had removed the carbs for one last time to clean and check floats etc.Everything was squeaky clean.
When reassembling,i overtight one pilot jet and the focking thing broke in half.
Fortunately i manage to remove the half that was inside the carb slot. Cursing was unbelievable.
Order 4 spare ebc pilot jets online,because there was no stock in my country.One week without the bike.
While waiting for the parts, i had a funny idea to remove the diaphragms from the slides...just for the hell of it.... and BOOOOM.
One focking diaphragm had a pin hole at the base,you could only see it if removed from slide,or very carefully inspected,which i had done in past,but maybe not so carefully and ofcource no mechanic had spot it.
I patched it with some hi temp silicone temporarily,just to clarify if this is the cause.
Finally, when pilot jets arrived, assembled, balanced,pilot screws setup and out for a test ride.
YEEEEEEEEESSSSS after 9 years the bike running properly!! No hesitation,no stutering, now i can drive at low rpm speeds without slipping the clucth like crazy.
Even now, i still can't believe it!
Thank you guys for all the help that you gave me all these years! :kiss

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  Wanted: Bagster tank cover in silver for FZS1000
Posted by: reggit - 08-09-17, 06:52 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies

That's about it - not too desperate as I have a red one I bought for the manky bike I've now got rid of, but would prefer silver to colour match my present bike.

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