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what did you do with your fazer today ?
Went for a blast on the 6 the misses joined me did about 45 mile it was quite cold out but a nice run follows by a as full English breakfast at the local greasy spoon I'm that stuffed I won't be eating anything for the rest of the day.
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Brought it, rode it ~120 miles home, got cold,  made it filthy, but kept it upright Smile

Cheers

Markie
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Wanted an adjustable clutch lever but didn't fancy spending £20 on a used ZX9 Clutch lever so fitted this!


Then washed it and went for a spin.


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Washed it.  Big Grin Now it has to be left in the garage all week. No riding for me.  :'(

Plus finally took photos of the new extenda and belly pan.

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Life's a bitch. Enjoy it while you can.
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your fence could do with treating...
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(13-02-16, 06:26 PM)Panzerbuilder link Wrote: Comments please.


Very pretty! I like it Smile
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60 miles of Leicestershires best up and down and round and round roads with hardly a car in sight -- bliss -- cold bliss.
But lots of dry salt on the roads and spent as long cleaning it as I did riding it, pictures to follow tomorrow
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
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gettin in all the spins i can as ill be away from it for three weeks :'( ,,
having a few bits hydro dipped while im away in the sunshine in oz skydiving doing track days scuba diving generally awesome stuff you do while down under :nana


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please god let the sun keep shining
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Rode it to work
Rode it home.
The Deef's apprentice
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(16-02-16, 12:53 AM)ChristoT link Wrote: Rode it to work
Rode it home.

Defrosted bollox after I did the same,bit nips today always tomorrow tho' be even colder :'(
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(16-02-16, 01:03 AM)JKay link Wrote: [quote author=ChristoT link=topic=6412.msg224359#msg224359 date=1455580396]
Rode it to work
Rode it home.

Defrosted bollox after I did the same,bit nips today always tomorrow tho' be even colder :'(
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Tell me about it! 5.00 this morning and I rode in to work as I couldn't be arsed to defrost my wife's car to move it to get to mine.
Halfway along the M6 I was thinking this may have been a mistake. Got to work and a mate said "Fuck me it's -3 out there!"
Add 90mph worth of wind chill.....
Broken, bruised, forgotten, sore,
too fucked up to care any more.
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Bumped it!


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Guy went into the back of me at a roundabout, I was stationary...


Anyone got any headers/undertray?

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(16-02-16, 12:53 AM)ChristoT link Wrote: Rode it to work
Rode it home.


Have i missed something???
Easiest way to go fast........don't buy a blue bike
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fitted these.

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Rode it to the hospice to see mum .
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went on spin today 145km up the vee in ireland


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lone wolf no club
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Nice fresh day up there I would think  :thumbup
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(18-02-16, 09:41 PM)fazer74 link Wrote: went on spin today 145km up the vee in ireland
There's no V in Ireland  :lol
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After the frosty weather a couple of days ago, I ordered some hand guards to keep the wind off. They came last night and fit a treat. Don't stick out like a sore thumb either.


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Enough clearance on full lock so no worries there.
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They're only cheap Chinese eBay jobbies so if they don't work I've only lost £20, but they seem to do the job ok.


The only obvious downside being the brake lever mounting bolt. It's only just long enough on its own, and putting the bracket in place meant I couldn't get the nut on fully. Not wanting to risk it vibrating loose and the lever falling off, I replaced it with a longer bolt. This meant the shoulder was smaller, making the lever a tad loose, but it'll stay on until I can get a replacement turned to size at work.
Broken, bruised, forgotten, sore,
too fucked up to care any more.
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Mr self destruct, was that your fox eye in gate 4 car park this morning ?
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