(21-06-15, 10:03 PM)odbguy link Wrote: [quote author=Punkstig link=topic=17296.msg200143#msg200143 date=1434658752]
Took it to Donnington and went round and round and round and round several times!
How she go ? You have a good day ?
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What an incredible track, definitely do that one again!
Clutch was slipping under heavy load and was getting nailed on the straights as I was expecting anyway but then getting held up on the corners which was frustrating!
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Never done a track day - i live near croft circuit so hopefully one day when i get the bike back on the road i will get over there....
Are there any special considerations, aside from making sure the bike works and you are i exepct in full leathers?
Just had email from focused events, it was a 'chrono' day which means you have a tracker fitted to your bike and lap times are emailed after the event, my quickest time was 2.06.6 which tbh I'm happy with for my first time round and with clutch slip but know I could go quicker!
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(22-06-15, 10:32 AM)anutz link Wrote: Never done a track day - i live near croft circuit so hopefully one day when i get the bike back on the road i will get over there....
Are there any special considerations, aside from making sure the bike works and you are i exepct in full leathers? Nothing special, as you say just knowing the bike is safe and either 1 piece leather suit or 2 piece that zips all the way round!
It's quite amazing the amount of people that turn up with track only bikes these days!
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(22-06-15, 04:16 PM)Punkstig link Wrote: [quote author=anutz link=topic=17296.msg200663#msg200663 date=1434965545]
Never done a track day - i live near croft circuit so hopefully one day when i get the bike back on the road i will get over there....
Are there any special considerations, aside from making sure the bike works and you are i exepct in full leathers? Nothing special, as you say just knowing the bike is safe and either 1 piece leather suit or 2 piece that zips all the way round!
It's quite amazing the amount of people that turn up with track only bikes these days!
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I was thinking of a track bike - no insurance and tow it around etc.....but i suppose i need to take a step back and get some basic miles under my belt, and get the damn fazer back on the road!
(22-06-15, 04:16 PM)Punkstig link Wrote: It's quite amazing the amount of people that turn up with track only bikes these days!
Iv been and watched a few track days in the last year and I thought the same.
IF .. I ever go on a track day I was just gonna go on my bike and buy some new tyres at end of day.
But seeing everyone turn up on track only bikes and looking like pro's made me re think! Lol
Nah, don't let it bother you, a lot of them are all the gear no idea - focused events do hold Road bike only days occasionally!
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bought her some new brake and clutch levers red and black from hong kong...and a blanket(cover)
and a second hand exhaust.....cause I can....(but don't tell the Mrs)...ssssshhhhhhh
I will just say someone gave them to me :rollin
WORK TO LIVE LIVE TO WORK
Girlfriend got me some heated grips.
Install was easy peasy, got some pretty neat wire routing going on (with all the plugs ending up just in front of the relay box or whatever it is under the tank).
Tried them today, great for this bitterly cold 12 degree Australian mornings! :rollin
But no i did need them, hands got pretty hurty going 110km/h down the freeway to a site visit a few weeks ago! It wasn't 12 degrees that day and the wind chill is nasty!
Very good Nebuchernezzer I need some heated grips myself.
When you decide to get the fairing on?
(23-06-15, 11:41 PM)odbguy link Wrote: Very good Nebuchernezzer I need some heated grips myself.
When you decide to get the fairing on?
Heated grips here, don't know if they've any left and free posting if you buy two or more sets, but remember the code. HOT50
http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,16639.0.html
Colin
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Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
Just woke up, read this post at 5am, and am now £30 lighter 10 minutes later. :lol
They need replacing anyway, i couldn't be without heated grips, i use them for most part of the year.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DR-BIKE-HEATED...20c12a2676
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
Changed the fooked front sprocket from 15t to 14t & put new brake pads on the rear :lol
(24-06-15, 05:16 AM)darrsi link Wrote: Just woke up, read this post at 5am, and am now £30 lighter 10 minutes later. :lol
They need replacing anyway, i couldn't be without heated grips, i use them for most part of the year.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DR-BIKE-HEATED...20c12a2676
using heated grips most of year ?????????????????????????????????????? WTF you serious
waters wet, shit stinks !
(30-06-15, 08:50 PM)paulchucky link Wrote: [quote author=darrsi link=topic=17296.msg200899#msg200899 date=1435119378]
Just woke up, read this post at 5am, and am now £30 lighter 10 minutes later. :lol
They need replacing anyway, i couldn't be without heated grips, i use them for most part of the year.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DR-BIKE-HEATED...20c12a2676
using heated grips most of year ?????????????????????????????????????? WTF you serious
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Yep, even if it's just on a low setting.
Forget about this burst of warmth, most of the year is either wet or shitty.
Nowt wrong with a bit of luxury.
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
ridden for years through allsorts weather even on my dirt bike trai riding through all weathers and never used them ?
maybe i`ll try them now i`m "getting on a bit" :lol :lol :lol
waters wet, shit stinks !
Hey everyone, new member, new rider, and first time Fazer FZS600 (52 reg) owner as of about a week ago in London UK. Loving it so far!
I did all of my training and tests on a Fazer and loved it so much I decided it would be my first bike.
It's generally in mint condition, but a friend following me today mentioned that only half of the tail light was illuminating, so I went digging and found that one of the bulb holders was not seated and the bulb had smashed. I also managed to pop a fuse while playing around with that, so today I fixed that up. Nothing special but all important.
Otherwise I spent some time getting familiar with the various reservoir locations and fluid levels for my regular checks.
(29-06-15, 10:33 PM)chunk166 link Wrote: Changed the fooked front sprocket from 15t to 14t & put new brake pads on the rear :lol
I have done the same few days ago. New rear EBC organic brake pads and changed my front sprocket to 14 tooth :lol
http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,17673.0.html
Adrian Monk: Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not.
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(18-07-15, 10:40 PM)TomS_ link Wrote: Hey everyone, new member, new rider, and first time Fazer FZS600 (52 reg) owner as of about a week ago in London UK. Loving it so far!
I did all of my training and tests on a Fazer and loved it so much I decided it would be my first bike.
It's generally in mint condition, but a friend following me today mentioned that only half of the tail light was illuminating, so I went digging and found that one of the bulb holders was not seated and the bulb had smashed. I also managed to pop a fuse while playing around with that, so today I fixed that up. Nothing special but all important.
Otherwise I spent some time getting familiar with the various reservoir locations and fluid levels for my regular checks.
Hi Tom,
welcome to the forum, post your Intorduction post in the special thread we have here: http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/board,5.0.html
you also may find useful the downloads section with owner, parts and service manuals there:
http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php?action=downloads
cheers
Val
Adrian Monk: Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not.
(01-07-15, 08:01 AM)paulchucky link Wrote: ridden for years through allsorts weather even on my dirt bike trai riding through all weathers and never used them ?
maybe i`ll try them now i`m "getting on a bit" :lol :lol :lol
That to me would be like riding in winter with shorts on.
You don't know what you've been missing. :lol
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
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