what did you do with your fazer today ?

[Rexr]

Just ordered some billet levers and a Mivv exhaust......

[Exupnut]

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Taxed it. Mot due next munf.

I foresee an instant fail.............Too Blue
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I do love a bit of jealousy.... You'll get there Fraser .. X .... Meantime this just for u...

[karlo]

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[quote author=Exupnut link=topic=6412.msg151539#msg151539 date=1401796795]
Taxed it. Mot due next munf.

I foresee an instant fail.............Too Blue
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I do love a bit of jealousy.... You'll get there Fraser .. X .... Meantime this just for u...


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:rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin

[woodwizzard]

Straight through mot, no issues. Happy days

[Dead Eye]

Made the final credit card payment to pay off the purchase of my thou

Now I need to start work on the other credit card...  :'( :'( :'(

[chaz]

new boots

[Red Ceri]

Ripped the META alerm of my bike and bypassed it using a paper clip, couldn't get any wires securley into the connectors, started first time,   Only to find where I've sited my scottoiler is directly above the area where the alarm was spliced into the main loom and overtime any oil leaks (during filing) has dripped onto the area and all the loom tape has come adrift in the area and may be causing my cutting out issue. Need to clean the area and re-tape all the single connections and loom.

Any ideas of best cleaning fluid to remove the oil residue without causing more long term problems? I was actually thinking of using Brake and clutch cleaner (quick flash off time and fairly heavy duty).

[TonyW]

Had a gentle run out to Paignton bike night. Spotted a couple of Fazers, Had a cuppa then a rather more exciting ride home with a couple of mates I met there.

[stevierst]

Any ideas of best cleaning fluid to remove the oil residue without causing more long term problems?

You could give brake cleaner a go and see what happens. Also try a little engine degreaser on a cloth, that'll get rid of the oil.
A bit of petrol or nail polish remover on a cloth with definately get rid of the sticky tape residue.

[Dave48]

[quote author=Red Ceri link=topic=6412.msg151672#msg151672 date=1401867951]
Any ideas of best cleaning fluid to remove the oil residue without causing more long term problems?

You could give brake cleaner a go and see what happens. Also try a little engine degreaser on a cloth, that'll get rid of the oil.
A bit of petrol or nail polish remover on a cloth with definately get rid of the sticky tape residue.
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GT85has a light solvent action on glue residues & wont harm your electrics.

[slappy]

Fitted a Delkevic tri oval can to my FZ1. I cannot decide if it is a bit too loud for my tastes really, even with the baffle in, but I think it looks pretty good for the price, £175 delivered.

[Red Ceri]

Cleaned (with clutch and Brake cleaner) all the individual splices for my alarm loom, took the chance to check for corrosion and weakness of the joints, re-taped each one and rewound the loom, Didn't use GT85 as the PTFE in it stops the tape sticking.

Re-fitted OEM rear indicators and clean underseat area as much as possible, checked how best how to re-route my autocom system and other accessory wiring to make it neater and save space under the seat.

Ordered original front sprocket and fuel filter.

[trpFZS1]

Oil and filter changed and stripped and lubricated the EXUP valve for the first time. Not as daunting as I imagined. All the fixings removed, lubricated and refitted in line with the excellent instructions on the forum.

[nick crisp]

A short run around some of the local Cotswold villages - The Rissingtons, Bourton-on-the-Water, Lower and Upper Slaughter. Mostly back lanes taken at a gentle pace after yesterdays rain washed a lot of loose stuff into the roads, but enjoyable nevertheless. Finished with a blat down the A44 to Chipping Norton, then Burford and home - well, you gotta clear it's throat at some point 

So nice to have some energy left on a summery evening while it's still light after work to do this. Lifts the spirit no end 

[slimwilly]

A short run around some of the local Cotswold villages - The Rissingtons, Bourton-on-the-Water, Lower and Upper Slaughter. Mostly back lanes taken at a gentle pace after yesterdays rain washed a lot of loose stuff into the roads, but enjoyable nevertheless. Finished with a blat down the A44 to Chipping Norton, then Burford and home - well, you gotta clear it's throat at some point 

So nice to have some energy left on a summery evening while it's still light after work to do this. Lifts the spirit no end 

Good on you boyo ,,while you still have a licence :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

[dazza]

Got the frame covers back from the powder coaters. Went for a black/grey graphite. Not really sure about them.

[Lez72]

I think they look good. Might be worth having the rear footpeg hangers done in the same colour to blend it all in ???

[dazza]

Cheers Lez, am getting the rear hangers and pegs done but think I'll go with satin black. The frame is difficult to match as it is sort of metallic. The thing is that in direct sunlight the covers look a lot more grey which is why I'm not too sure about them.

[unfazed]

[quote author=Exupnut link=topic=6412.msg151539#msg151539 date=1401796795]
Taxed it. Mot due next munf.

I foresee an instant fail.............Too Blue
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:rollin :rollin

[brooker81]

Don't look too bad you'll get used to them black prob but hey ho. You'll either get used to them or get them in black, they deffo look better than the silver