(11-09-14, 01:09 PM)tweetytek link Wrote: [quote author=darrsi link=topic=14655.msg165918#msg165918 date=1410435447]
[quote author=tweetytek link=topic=14655.msg165917#msg165917 date=1410435197]
So.. I'm not like minded as paul, no way, and I've personally met my like minded people on here including ex police officers and instructors, who would share my view. So yep, were like minded but not your like minded
Safety is #1
Please don't indirectly promote speeding or road racing, please.
You've totally chosen to completely miss the point yet again!
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Ahem. DITTO .
Switched off now, point made, although clearly not received :rolleyes
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Keratos?? If not then please come back Keratos, all is forgiven :rolleyes
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....
12-09-14, 08:02 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-09-14, 01:36 PM by darrsi.)
(11-09-14, 07:54 PM)tweetytek link Wrote: I joined the forum recently having procured a FZS600 having previously owned a vstrom and before that a bandit, before that a GSXR ... a ZXR, diversion, street triple, goldwing, bantam, GS, BMW... List goes on. Came here on recommendation from a fellow biker who instructor at NW Police HQ, Hutton although he does not himself own a fz. My fellow blood bikers run a charity , or rather support a charity. I'm going to swear now....and be deliberately controversial ...
I'm fed up of running around for fkn idiots 'like minded' fools who think it's acceptable to treat roads like racetracks in the rightous opinion that it's somehow okay to thrill out on our roads in blatent disregard for other road users and pedestrians, no matter how you want to hide or dress up the forum posts. In my 40 yrs riding I've encountered more than a share of numpties who have blatent disregard for life, their own included. Unfortunately, we have to disregard our emotions and save lives irrespective of our personal views but the more people like you defend these 'innocent' actions , the bigger the task of re-education... I don't think we will ever stop... Evidently
In the unlikely event we ever meet , I'd take you by the scruff and introduce you to mothers and father's who have lost loved ones... And see if you then hold your arrogant head so high
Grow up !
Case closed , unnotifying from this thread , soap box dismantled, argue and self congratulate each other at your will... It won't be read by me. Don't care if I'm banned... If people find this view at odds with their convictions, then I am in the wrong place indeed.
And no...I don't know what keratos is other than a nasty scab ... How relevant if YOU to raise this
There.. I did say I would be controversial
Riding at high speed on the wrong side of the road, causing a head on collision, AND i just read elsewhere they were also going the wrong way round a roundabout beforehand!!!
Maybe these "idiots" who treat the road like a "racetrack" need some sort of training...........oh...........wait a minute. :rolleyes
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...-taxi.html
Fortunately nobody was seriously injured.
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
I wasn't really going to post about the speeds but i might aswell, ive been riding for a fair few years now and ive owned sports bikes up to 1.1 litre, ive had my fun with the throttle and i very rarely do it anymore, as Wednesday was bike night and i was on a dual carriageway i thought heck why not, ive done less than 400 miles since owning this bike and ive not been over 75-80.
The conditions where good, the road was clear other than about 5-6 cars which id filtered past and there wasn't a school near by, id say that is fair game for a bit of throttle fun, backed up by the other motorcyclist wanting to race me.
i have been on the track on various other bikes but not this one mainly because i can't afford it right now after spending so much on my bike to make it look good.
Now this was a fairly straight road with 2 roundabouts on it and no traffic on both of them, not that i was speeding through them anyway, i do indeed go out and get my knee down and pull wheelies, the wheelies are always on private land and the knee downs i do on an old unused roundabout, in terms of being a fool on a bike id say i act a fool when its safe to rather than those ive seen trying to kill themselves.
None the less my engine is broken so call it karma and you don't need to say anymore about it.
I don't whether this is possible, but I wonder if you can get the sump off without taking the engine out.
That may allow you to check for crank and big end play.
Don't think you need to justify yourself to anyone. We're all adults here well most of us
12-09-14, 03:26 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-06-18, 11:42 AM by Fazerider.)
(12-09-14, 12:10 PM)Paul link Wrote: I don't whether this is possible, but I wonder if you can get the sump off without taking the engine out.
That may allow you to check for crank and big end play. It is possible to take the sump off with the engine in-situ, but it may not help diagnosis... this is the view you'll have:
... access to the big ends is pretty limited!
12-09-14, 05:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-09-14, 05:47 PM by Paulfzs.)
put old oil back in to start it up, didnt see the point in putting new oil in to find the sound then draining it again after, it appears to of dissapeared.. even up to 8000rpm
drained oil put new oil and it sounds tons better, need to get out and give it a propper ride though.. i did notice something odd..
My speedo appears to have [size=1em]t[/size][size=1em]ourrettes , turned it on and it went to 40mph then to 0 then whenever i start it it seems to go up between 0 and 40mph.. it stopped doing it on the final 2 tries but it may do it again [/size]
Any ideas?
http://youtu.be/mtl_tiWGFik
Yeah it does rattle a bit when its cold then pretty much gone when warm, cant ge tthe plugs out as i dont have the right socket
To PaulFZS
Mine rattles when cold and then tends to quieten down.
[size=78%]First noticed it when it had done around 50,000 - 60,000 miles.[/size]
It's still rattling when cold, but now it's done 77,000 miles, but it still pulls and runs well.
I reckon it's a bit down on power from new, and it does use some oil, but not that much.
Maybe the noise you're hearing isn't a terminal issue.
From my experience Fazer motors are quite durable.
PaulFZS
Are you sure you did not pop a hole in the down pipes, they can make some really funny sounds
Dont think its that pretty sure it was inside the engine, sounded like my zxr 750 did when the oil drained itself. Sounded mechanical
Started my bike up and stuck my ear on the clutch case and it sounds to be coming from the clutch.. although ive just remembered i forgot to try it with the clutch in.
14-09-14, 09:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 14-09-14, 09:31 PM by nick crisp.)
(12-09-14, 05:45 PM)Paulfzs link Wrote: My speedo appears to have [size=1em]t[/size][size=1em]ourrettes , turned it on and it went to 40mph then to 0 then whenever i start it it seems to go up between 0 and 40mph.. it stopped doing it on the final 2 tries but it may do it again [/size]
On the thou gen 1, this would be a fault code, which the manual should tell you about. Would've thought similar on the 6?
Actually, on the thou, it'd be the rev counter giving a code, but still...?
(14-09-14, 09:19 PM)nick crisp link Wrote: [quote author=Paulfzs link=topic=14655.msg166127#msg166127 date=1410540327]
My speedo appears to have [size=1em]t[/size][size=1em]ourrettes , turned it on and it went to 40mph then to 0 then whenever i start it it seems to go up between 0 and 40mph.. it stopped doing it on the final 2 tries but it may do it again [/size]
On the thou gen 1, this would be a fault code, which the manual should tell you about. Would've thought similar on the 6?
Actually, on the thou, it'd be the rev counter giving a code, but still...?
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Same as the 600, the rev counter gives the fault codes, mainly for speedo sensor or TPS.
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
(14-09-14, 05:56 PM)Paulfzs link Wrote: Started my bike up and stuck my ear on the clutch case and it sounds to be coming from the clutch.. although ive just remembered i forgot to try it with the clutch in.
All clutches rattle a bit some more than others that's normal. But normally they don't all of a sudden start rattling at certain revs
Ok so took bike out for a small ride about 5 miles.. was running fine untill it got mid hot then it would rattle at 4k under hard acceleration.. on the way back it was super hot and would struggle to hit 60mph and started to rattle constantly..
Pulled over for a quick video.
http://youtu.be/Vw-aHbNLA88
That certainly is not normal and does not sound good.
For starters, put bike on the side stand, remove the clutch cover and have a good look inside.
Last rattle I heard similar to that was after a fellow replaced the clutch and stripped one of the clutch bolts.
I certainly would not be driving it again until I find the problem.
Was the bike ever dropped?
(15-09-14, 09:50 PM)unfazed link Wrote: That certainly is not normal and does not sound good.
For starters, put bike on the side stand, remove the clutch cover and have a good look inside.
Last rattle I heard similar to that was after a fellow replaced the clutch and stripped one of the clutch bolts.
I certainly would not be driving it again until I find the problem.
Was the bike ever dropped?
Bikes not been dropped that i know of and no signs of any damage from being dropped, all engine castings and fairings in good condition, crash bars look fine.
not sure how i could strip a clutch bolt whilst riding. and it only happens when warm then hot.
Not saying it is, but just a comment on the last time I heard a sound like that something was broken inside the engine. I have seen clutch bolts fall out and strip some time after the work was done because of hamfisted assembly.
Was there any work done on the engine recently other than the oil change?
If it struggles to get up speed it sounds like something is tighting within the engine and the only thing I have seen to do it was a dodgy shell bearing. I would strip the clutch, remove the sump and cam cover as a first line of checks.
Damn bikes
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