how much can your fazer take

[sinto607276]

been in discussions with other foccers and thought we'd compare how you load your fazer up for trips away etc
I'll start it off with my puny topbox, as I don't get away too much and I only need to put my helmet and gloves etc in it when I'm at work

[dazza]

Mine loaded up for the Easter weekend away

[sinto607276]

Mine loaded up for the Easter weekend away

Very nice dazza,  hope you had good weather for it

[limax2]

Loaded for a ten day camping trip to France. Note the folding seat on top for added camping comfort. 


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[ChristoT]

FOOLS.

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Another trip home:

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And on an aside:

How to load up a 125:
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And how to overload a Peugeot (WITH a Fazer!)  :lol :lol

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I think I win!  :lol :lol :lol

[taylor]

just curios here,? does a bike have a weight limit? and if so what if you are fat, or have a pillion on,  and what if they are fatter, does that mean you might just fit a pack of ciggys in your pocket.?

[limax2]

Of course you win ChristoT  :eek , the rest of us were only ever going for second place  :o .

[ChristoT]

just curios here,? does a bike have a weight limit? and if so what if you are fat, or have a pillion on,  and what if they are fatter, does that mean you might just fit a pack of ciggys in your pocket.?

Not as far as I can find. There are weight limits on trailers behind bikes, but not for the bikes. I believe manufacturer recommended maxima are used (typically found in the owners' manual), but are not law.

[ChristoT]

Of course you win ChristoT  :eek , the rest of us were only ever going for second place  :o .

Yay, what prize do I get?  :rollin :rollin

(APART from No.1 FOC-U muppet?  :lol )

[sinto607276]

Of course you win ChristoT  :eek , the rest of us were only ever going for second place  :o .

+1

And Christo, that guy in your trailer, is he comfy??

[sinto607276]

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just curios here,? does a bike have a weight limit? and if so what if you are fat, or have a pillion on,  and what if they are fatter, does that mean you might just fit a pack of ciggys in your pocket.?

Not as far as I can find. There are weight limits on trailers behind bikes, but not for the bikes. I believe manufacturer recommended maxima are used (typically found in the owners' manual), but are not law.
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Think if you are in foreign parts, pretty much anything goes lol

[ChristoT]

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Of course you win ChristoT  :eek , the rest of us were only ever going for second place  :o .

+1

And Christo, that guy in your trailer, is he comfy??
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Very.  :lol

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[sinto607276]

Good reply Christo,  he looks well sorted

[ChristoT]

Good reply Christo,  he looks well sorted

(Until my co-workers tried to lock me in it!  :lol :lol )

[sinto607276]

Lol

[darrsi]

just curios here,? does a bike have a weight limit? and if so what if you are fat, or have a pillion on,  and what if they are fatter, does that mean you might just fit a pack of ciggys in your pocket.?

187kg all in, from memory,which includes luggage, top box, pillion, everything basically, but that's when your rear shock starts suffering, especially if it's the original, and it will definitely pay to have 15w oil in your forks rather than the 10w to make it much more stable up front.

[sinto607276]

You'd of won outright Christo if you'd put the pug onto the fazer! 

[stevierst]

The Thundercat on my daily commute.

[sinto607276]

The Thundercat on my daily commute.

Where the foc do you commute to carrying all that?

[stevierst]

Cleveleys to Preston daily. About 20 miles each way. I can sometimes leave my kit there depending on which site I'm working from. I'm used to the handling now, especially now I'm on the thou 8)