06-05-17, 10:10 PM
nice ride to Great Yarmouth on the Fazer with my fiancee on her little CB125F , stuck at 125 speeds but enjoyed it none the less.
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What have you done to your FZS600 bike today
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10-05-17, 07:26 AM
Yesterday my engine crash bars arrived, so I worked through my lunch and finished work early so I had plenty of time to get them fitted before going out. No fitting instructions so it was all guess work but I think I did alright however I did have to use some different longer bolts in a couple of areas.
RIP my beautiful red beast 1999 to 2017 ???
10-05-17, 08:52 AM
(10-05-17, 07:26 AM)Fazer99 link Wrote: Yesterday my engine crash bars arrived, so I worked through my lunch and finished work early so I had plenty of time to get them fitted before going out. No fitting instructions so it was all guess work but I think I did alright however I did have to use some different longer bolts in a couple of areas.A little bit like mine but yours look longer does this help Fitted
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
10-05-17, 08:58 AM
Fitted the 30mm bar risers-will try out new riding position today as the sun is shining :lol
(10-05-17, 08:52 AM)fazersharp link Wrote: [quote author=Fazer99 link=topic=17296.msg260281#msg260281 date=1494397585]A little bit like mine but yours look longer does this help Fitted [/quote] Cheers buddy, but mine have a load more fiddily bits that you have to line up and tighten before actually getting to bolt it to the bike, yours look soo much easier to fit. I tried googling for instructions for them but even after finding out who make them they don't have instructions, which is quite suprising as it's a German company and the Germans are normally on the ball when it comes to manuals and technical information. I might when I get a free weekend, take them off and do a how to fit video on YouTube.
RIP my beautiful red beast 1999 to 2017 ???
10-05-17, 12:50 PM
I just found a FZS400 headlight for 80 GBP!
Also found a blue spot rear caliper for 27 GBP! Ordered from Russia. Let's see when it arrives. ![[Image: 613563.png]](http://badges.fuelly.com/images/smallsig-metric/613563.png)
13-05-17, 05:29 PM
Balanced the carbs using my new Morgan Carbtune, which is really easy to use and I'm really happy with. They were a mile out so hopefully it'll run a bit smoother now.
16-05-17, 09:50 AM
I took the Fazer for its MOT this morning. It sailed through with no advisories, so I'm a happy bunny today. Also the bike's running much better since I balanced the carbs last weekend.
Next trip is up to Snetterton at the weekend, which'll be the first properly long run since I got the bike last year.
16-05-17, 04:38 PM
Put some miles on it!
MOT next week. Not worried about it as it's running spot on. Chris ![[Image: 208008.png]](http://badges.fuelly.com/images/smallsig-uk/208008.png) It wouldn't be fun if it was easy, I just wish it wasn't this much fun. 
18-05-17, 10:22 AM
(05-05-17, 08:40 AM)matt7chunk link Wrote: only 12x8 (wife free zone) but big enough for bike bench chair tools etc , saving up for a sealey space saver lift next Great looking shed Matt. If the floor in your new shed is tongue and groove boards timber (T&G) place a piece of 3/4 inch ply under where the life will live, the casters on the lift may disappear through the 8mm thick T&G boards and end up with your bike laying on its side after falling 2 or 3 foot from the lift.
19-05-17, 03:58 PM
Just got my FZ400 Fazer headlamp and my rear blue spot caliper!
Bike is getting a hell of a lot safer  ![[Image: wRvojl8.png?1]](http://i.imgur.com/wRvojl8.png?1) '![[Image: 2E8BWkC.png]](http://i.imgur.com/2E8BWkC.png)
19-05-17, 10:21 PM
(18-05-17, 10:22 AM)tommyardin link Wrote: [quote author=matt7chunk link=topic=17296.msg259944#msg259944 date=1493970011] Great looking shed Matt. If the floor in your new shed is tongue and groove boards timber (T&G) place a piece of 3/4 inch ply under where the life will live, the casters on the lift may disappear through the 8mm thick T&G boards and end up with your bike laying on its side after falling 2 or 3 foot from the lift. [/quote] Cheers bud, already thought of that lol laying 18mm osb3 throughout for a bit more strength
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Iam with tommy.....good quality ply is a lot stronger than OSB ......I would cut a 300mm square of 25mm ply just for the center stand to sit on and another piece for your new space saver lift.....theres a lot of weight in a small area , peace of mind and all that......
One, is never going to be enough.....
20-05-17, 11:39 AM
(19-05-17, 07:07 PM)savvy link Wrote: Fitted heated grips. First time? Best thing ever, would never ride without them now. :thumbup
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
20-05-17, 07:08 PM
No not first time Darrsi, had them on Duc ST then VFR but only just got round to the FZS. Been off the road for a year due to house move and renovation but old age now requires them sooner LOL. :'(
kgjersda. I fitted FZS400 headlight to my 600 boxeye also about 18 mths ago. Got the wiring diagram from either this or previous site. Can see where the roads are now.
Think I still have the diagram saved somewhere :lol 
20-05-17, 11:42 PM
is the 400 seriously much better then the 600 - ive gone vertical dominators now but good info to know
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