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Wanted: FZ1 2007 onwards to buy or swap for FZS1000 + Cash
#1
Due the fucking ULEZ zone kicking in on April 2019, I need to upgrade my 2005 FZS1000 for something that's Euro 3 compliant. So Continuing the tradition of buying and selling my fazer's with fellow foccer's I would like to start looking for a replacement fazer from this community before looking anywhere else.

The FZ1 need to be 2007 or newer, I live in south herts so would prefer a bike that close, but will travel for the right bike. [update] it occurred to me that someone on here might want to swap plus cash for thier FZ1.

My FZS1000 -
(details in no particular order)
  • 2005, 36k, DPBMC blue in VGC for its age, (was originally purcghased from a fellow foccer from up in sheffield)
  • Came with full ivans kit, so has more midrang punch than a stock bike and nice top- end power (last time is got dyno'd I believe it was touching 130bhp at the rear wheel.)
  • Devilsyam, R6 shock  - still as sharp as the day it was fitted.
  • K-tech front springs and matching oil - as good as your going to get without changing the internals.
  • AIS removed (or if I didnt I have the kit for it that will do with the bike)
  • R&G frame, swingarm and fork sliders.
  • Original Yam colour matched belleypan
  • Colour matched hugger
  • adjustable and bendable clutch and brake lever (they bend up in spill, so you have half a chance of being able to ride the bike afterwards)
  • LED H4 headlight bulbs
  • LED indicator, rear and instrument bulbs.
  • Large Carbon Tank protector
  • Oxford Heated gribs w/relay to isolate them when the ignition is off.
  • Akropovic end can and link pipe.
  • Braided hoses on the front only, kept original on rear to take the sharpness out of it.
  • Meta M357 TV2 Alarm
  • Blind spot mirror on r/h mirror.
  • Brand new AGM battery (fitted a 09/03/19)
  • Toolkit
  • Brand new Avon 3D-XM's with less that 75 miles on (fitted 09/03/19)
  • C&S kits only has 1-2k on, looks looks as new.
  • Pads front and rear relatively new so have loads of meat left on them.
  • Tappets where checked and Plugs, Oil & filter changed at around 30k, air filter at around 20k I think.
  • Handlebar risers, give you a more sit up feel and better control and less hand ache.
  • BikeIT mini indicators and spacers (inside which i put LED bulbs)
  • Front fender extender.
  • LED bikeviz spot lights - coming down the motorway with these and the LED headlights -  people know I'm coming.
If I remember anything else that was fitted I will update the post.

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#2
they always seem really good value to me, helluva lotta bike for your money. They might not be the allrounder the early bike is, but they are a proper tool, even more so with a few mods. I loved mine but it didn't cut it two up for the missus like the early bikes do
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#3
Still looking..
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#4
[update] it occurred to me that someone on here might want to swap plus cash for thier FZ1, so update the OP.
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#5
bump
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#6
Hah ,I've a 57 plate in the shed, bike works perfect,just the frame cracked, Theres a replacement frame with it, just got to swap them,i guess i will, find time one day..
For sale as it is £2000
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
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#7
I don't have anywhere to do a frame swap and if the frame has been cracked what else got effected, I will pass fella.
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(05-03-19, 09:46 PM)b1k3rdude link Wrote: I don't have anyway to do a frame swap and if the frame has been cracked what else got effected, I will pass fella.
A cracked frame on the FZ1 does not necessarily mean a crash, some early FZ1 models suffered frame cracking near the weld on the rear of the frame near the seat. Most should have received replacement frames from Yamaha.
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(05-03-19, 10:27 PM)unfazed link Wrote: A cracked frame on the FZ1 does not necessarily mean a crash, some early FZ1 models suffered frame cracking near the weld on the rear of the frame near the seat. Most should have received replacement frames from Yamaha.
Again, I don't have anywhere to do do a frame swap, I live in a flat. If I were to do it, it would have to be outside and in the summer and done all in one go. And then there is the issue of getting the engine out of the old frame and into the new one - don't have a overhead lift or large & wide enough floor jack. And even if I did the road surface where the bikes are parked is far too rough and uneven to allow for the the use of either method.
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#10

always with the negative waves moriarty.. :lol Wink Wink  https://youtu.be/ncbEucjsNFU

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#11
Just a thought - it may help if you post up some pics of your Gen1.....may start some thoughts.
Those are my principles...if you don't like them I have others.
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#12
(05-03-19, 08:05 PM)slimwilly link Wrote: Hah ,I've a 57 plate in the shed, bike works perfect,just the frame cracked, Theres a replacement frame with it, just got to swap them,i guess i will, find time one day..
For sale as it is £2000
drop me some detail please i might have to go down the new bike route
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(15-03-19, 12:22 AM)Frosties link Wrote: Just a thought - it may help if you post up some pics of your Gen1.....may start some thoughts.
Good point - so untill we get another sunny day and I give the bike a clean and polish, here as close to that the bike looks like now I have since fitted -
  • a colour matched hugger,
  • r&g crash protectors for the main frame, swingarm & forks
  • LED headlight bulbs, instrument bulbs, indicator and rear light bulbs.
  • changed the strap on the askro.
  • R6 shock & KT front springs
I will do a full for sale version in due course.
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#14
(15-03-19, 09:16 AM)Ripsnortingvtwin link Wrote: drop me some detail please i might have to go down the new bike route
I will do this over either this evening or over the weekend.
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#15
How much are you looking to spend up to ?
I have a mint condition low mile 2008 that I might sell.


Whats's the miles on your one and how much are you wanting for it ?




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#16
(15-03-19, 09:16 AM)Ripsnortingvtwin link Wrote: drop me some detail please i might have to go down the new bike route
I have updated the OP.
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#17
If you added a price you may be able to sell then add the cash......albeit you won't be able to carry on buying from fellow foccers. Just a thought.
Those are my principles...if you don't like them I have others.
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#18
(18-03-19, 10:29 PM)Frosties link Wrote: albeit you won't be able to carry on buying from fellow foccers.
In dont follow..
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#19
I mean if you added a for sale price then you could go looking for an FZ1 with the extra cash you have to add to the swap.
Those are my principles...if you don't like them I have others.
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#20
Bump.
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