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| Chain adjuster found snapped and bodged |
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Posted by: Mustang - 10-05-17, 09:58 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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come to change the rear tyre and a PO has fitted stainless bolts without coppers lip and its snapped on them. So what did they do? Left the stud, put a nut on it then screwed a short bolt in it! You can't adjust the chain!
So I need someone to remove the broken stud for me. As I don't have a welder.
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| Battery Voltage |
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Posted by: JD-LincsUK - 10-05-17, 06:59 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Having had some issues with finding my battery not able to start the bike after just 7-10 days not being ridden, I decided to do some tests.
I took it off the bike and charged it up with a decent trickle charger. After charging (in the evening) the voltage was 12.47 - in the morning it was 12.31V
I charged it through the day each day for 3 days and every day the voltages were pretty much the same in the evening after unplugging the charger, and in the morning.
I then left it for 3 days and measured the voltage each morning. The voltages were 12.31 then 12.28 and finally 12.26 this morning.
When I put it on the bike, it started without hesitation. I switched it off and restarted several times and each time no problem. I then went for a 20 mile ride, at speed, and measured the voltage - 12.42V
From a voltage point of view, is this okay?
Of course, I will monitor the voltage over the next days to see how much it drops with the bike not being ridden, but if it is not enough (it does seem a little low to me) already, then I might as well just get a new one. This battery is a Motobatt and is 2 years old.
Thanks for any help.
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| Stopped single policeman in a non traffic car |
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Posted by: Carlsv8 - 10-05-17, 06:56 PM - Forum: General
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Got stopped today by a non traffic police car, I overtook a P driver on a long straight 30mph road who was doing about 25 mph and she was to be honest appalling, I'd followed her round a roundabout and she virtually right angled it at about 10 mph.As luck would have it there was a police car (non traffic) a bit behind me, cue blue lights followed by 'I could do you for 47mph and careless driving' but he gave me a lecture instead which was fair enough, seemed like a decent bloke, I'm sure I didn't do 47 and it was a safe overtake. Question is can a single, non traffic car policeman do you for speeding or anything else for that matter, I thought if there was no video evidence there had to be 2 witnesses.
Ironically further down the road I was stuck, in a 60 limit, behind the 'P' driver doing about 35mph for about 5 miles along with, you guessed it, the police car.
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| Rear master cylinders... Do they go wrong? |
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Posted by: mr self destruct - 10-05-17, 05:07 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Looks like the old back brake problem has reared it's ugly head again.
Got to work today to find the back wheel really stiff and red hot. The familiar smell of cooked pads hit me too.
Thing is, the old caliper seized, so I did the Thou mod with a caliper I had rebuilt just to be on the safe side (nothing against the lad I bought it off, it just pays to be sure), now that seems seized too.
I'm wondering if it's a master cylinder problem instead? After all, I didn't really check the old 600 caliper over after taking it off, I was just pissed off with it so junked it.
Has anyone got experience with master cylinder problems?
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| Irregular tickover |
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Posted by: Ricky - 09-05-17, 08:40 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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I have had my FZS 1000 for over a year now and the tick over seems very Irregular. Tried adjusting it a few times, but does not seem to help.
The bike is a 05 with 19500 miles k&n filter and slip on exhaust, not ivanised.
On Sunday had to lift the tank to reroute my sat nav cable, and while there checked the throttle position sensor and that was set correct.
The bike sounds like it's hunting with the revs never still.
Is this normal?
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| 04 fazer6 needs lowering. |
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Posted by: stevegixer - 09-05-17, 07:45 PM - Forum: FZ6 / FZ6 Fazer
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As in title a mate just bought a 2004 fazer6 600 & as he is quite short it needs lowering.
It is the model where the shock connects straight to the swingarm .
Any ideas info please lads.
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Posted by: Mustang - 09-05-17, 07:22 PM - Forum: Introduction
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Used to have an FZ6 1st big bike about 7 years ago. Now got an FAzer 1000.
It's rough in places but seems to go ok.
I'm in Lichfield Staffordshire if anyone is near me and knows the bikes let me know I could do with some advice.
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| Wanted: 98 boxeye fairing |
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Posted by: Mjhb - 09-05-17, 03:55 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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Hi all,
Looking for a 1998 boxeye fairing, ideally in black.
Not too bothered about scratches etc. but no major cracks.
Pictures appreciated please !
Many thanks,
Matt
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