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what did you do with your fazer today ?
I went to a nice pub in Inverary. George Hotel.  :thumbup
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Well I finally have something to post after a fair while ^^

I got out in to the garage and begun the work on restoring my 600 back to some sort of rideable condition - today this meant removing the carburettors to replace them with the set I got from the noggyfighter. Didn't take too long but with the rain and the cold I decided to head back inside as I plan on replacing the throttle cables so there was no point in fitting the new set.

It also turns out that my new garage has a serious roof problem whereby ALL of the rain water decides to just funnel in and dump itself all over everything in my garage... needless to say I am not impressed. I went to bug the estate agents but forgot that because it is a bank holiday, they are closed...

Oh also, can anyone tell me what is in photo 3? It appeared when I removed the fuel hose from the carburettors fuel rail


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Looks like an inline internal fuel filter  Liam !

An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
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Good to see the 600 again liam....yep, as mr willy, in line fuel filter, fits in the T piece between carbs 2 and 3...
One, is never going to be enough.....
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Fair enough, I just didn't recall seeing it during my previous carb removals Smile

I hope to use the thou over winter and get the 600 to a reasonable state. It's probably going to have a colour change as well since all the replacement parts I have are in a different colours Tongue I'm not certain at the moment, but it may end up black to start with - perhaps some red (think more of a crimson) thrown in. Regardless, its mechanical stuff first

Carbs being replaced, fuel tank and fairings being replaced and sprayed (DIY job), new wheels as I already have them and it seems pointless buying new bearings for the old ones, new bearings in the swingarm (should be fun...). I'll probably need new front brake discs as I bought cheap crap last time and having been on the thou it really highlights how bad my 600 was / is
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Rode down to my speed awareness course. Just goin in now. Shud be interesting.
Just flapping about on this stagnant little pond on the outer rim of the internet.....yup....  :-))
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(26-08-14, 01:04 PM)Exupnut link Wrote:Rode down to my speed awareness course. Just goin in now. Shud be interesting.


Complete waste of time. I got pissed off with the guys operating my course because they insisted on the following three steps.


1.) Speed is a human error (I accept this)
2.) 90% of accidents are caused by human errors (I'll accept this too)
3.) Speed causes accidents


Completely pointless exercise - excess speed accounts for something like 3% of accidents, and out of that, about half are actually excess speed for the conditions, not actually above the speed limits!
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Went for a quick blast down to Cheddar and back as it is my day off  and  the sun was shining  .
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started her up after a few days away and alls well
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(29-08-14, 01:27 PM)kitcrazy link Wrote:started her up after a few days away and alls well
Something I should start doing, flat battery again the other day :/
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....Wink
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rode my thou for the first time in 3 weeks yesterday,been using the 6,clutch is slipping,looks like i need a new one  :\ ....on the plus side popped into ace cafe one the way home for fridays bike night,very busy  Smile
One, is never going to be enough.....
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130 miles to Bangor pier,(photo), and back. Out via St Asaph, Conway, Sychnant Pass, (photo), Penmaenmawr. Return via Bethesda, Llyn Ogwen, Betws y Coed, Cerrig, Ruthin, Nant y Garth.


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Here's the Sychnant Pass photo.


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cleaned it and checked everything before my 3 day mini tour off wales,rediscovered the silver chain that i had when i brought it 10 months ago !!  :lol    parafin and a tooth brush/clean towel shorted that out.

roll on 10am tomorow  8)


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Weekend camping in Snowdonia with a few guys from BCF - stayed at a camping barn just south of Pass of Aberglaslyn:

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Got wet heading up there on Friday, had a cracking ride out on Saturday, then another brilliant ride home today:

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Finally after over four years of ownership i took the 10 minutes required to remove the owners manuel label and fuel label from the tank. Smile
Looks much better now.
Red Heads - Slowly taking over the world!!!
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Rode to WSM this morning had fish & chips , came back  via Burrington .
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Had my chain & sprockets replaced by Morpheus motorcycles ,  then rode to Minehead to make sure bike felt  ok  , decided to try out the A39 to Teignmouth and Porlock , fantastic road , then carried along  the A39 heading for Barnstaple to pick up the A361 , got on to the M5 came off at Highbridge  then along the A38 and back home , approx. 190 miles .


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Told some stuck up cow if she didnt get her gobshite little brat off my bike within 10 seconds Id knock the little shit off!!!!!
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Fitted the new renthal 17 tooth front sprocket, motorway revs should be less now and more mpg I hope. I also rolled up some flat lead sheet and popped it into the handlebars to try to lessen the vibes in the throttle grip side, 83grms' per side went in. Will give it a ride tomorrow to see how it feels.
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