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Pinned So what have you done to your bike today?

Discussion in 'The Pub' started by kiffsta, Nov 3, 2013.

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  1. Tim_

    Tim_ resident nutcase Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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  2. GreyImport

    GreyImport Administrator Staff Member The Chief Contributing Member

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    Had at least 2 at redline in the last week ...and I didn't need a tacho to tell :prankster:
     
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  3. Tim_

    Tim_ resident nutcase Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    Hahahahaha mate I know what you mean. They love it too. And will valve bounce as long as you keep it up.
     
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  4. Th3_Huntsman

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    Yeah the 7r is similar due to the antifreeze heater thing.
     
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    one of the megelli,s has a hand built motor with a few tweeks from the parts bin. not bad when flat out.got a maxim too.
     
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  6. HiveFleetAbyss

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    Decided to chase up progress of things happening for the bike, frame should hopefully be powder coated next week, and still waiting for a call back in regards to my sprockets and chain. SO hopefully mid-late Feb rebuild complete.
     
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    Can u give me the details of the sprockets and chain ..... specifically the front sprocket

    a photo of your output shaft and your old front sprocket would be handy also

    If possible could u add this info to this thread

    http://2fiftycc.com/index.php?threads/c-shaft-sprocket-for-fzr-3ln3-5-6-7.3220/

    cheers mate
     
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  8. HiveFleetAbyss

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    Hey Grey just going back to factory sizing so 17 front 57 rear and a 428 chain, when I brought it had 13 front and 44 rear with a 520 chain, front sprocket had to get genuine ( aparently no one does bigger then a 16 these days for aftermarket) but both rear and chain after after market parts. Only difference I think for a Zeal to an Fizzer is that the FZR had a 16 front i believe.
     
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  9. HiveFleetAbyss

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    Whoops sorry fizzer had same front but one tooth less in the rear.
     
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  10. HiveFleetAbyss

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    Contemplated doing my sump gasket today but so hard to find effort when it's pissing down rain -.- does anyone know if it's a relatively easy task? I know the crank case gasket was a pain to scrape off.
     
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    Today I finally fitted the missing fairings to my Honda CBR250rh (MC17)
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    the front lowers are Chinese, the rest are original.
     
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    Looks very tidy mate, can't tell the difference between the Chinese and the Jap ones. Nice job :thumb_ups:
     
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    @HiveFleetAbyss try worth gasket remover, it's spray on and has worked a treat for me in the past.
     
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    @Tim_ Ok that's weird. I thought the heating system was for owners of R6's who live in Siberia and the purpose was to stop your carb seals and o-rings from freezing and allowing fuel to gush all over the place like an SR-71 sitting on the runway. But in Australia? :confused:
     
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    @HiveFleetAbyss and watch out for eBay sellers of gaskets. I bought a pattern one that the seller assured was exactly the same as original. But of course it is 3 times thicker. Into the rubbish bin you go.
     
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    Replaced the front brake pads on Nix and went on a Friday night ride with the local Facebook motorcyclists' group. Hoping it wasn't too dark for the GoPro to get anything watchable...
     
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  17. HiveFleetAbyss

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    All good, I brought a genuine one for like $15 from Yamaha themselves
     
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    Met up with the facebook group as well with @TechHeadFred. There ended up being quite a few bikes there and even managed to draw the attention of a couple of cops that were quite interested in the bikes. image.jpg
     
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  19. HiveFleetAbyss

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    20150124_140827.jpg Woops.... on plus side it was only the oring that went under this not the sump gasket that was leaking.
     
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    Took my zeal for the first descent ride in about 6 weeks over clear mountain whilst it has stopped raining. Felt good but towards the end it felt like the carb slides where sticking again, I might need to check the ignition coils as well. I think it rode better with the stock exhaust over the fzr pipe I have on it at the moment, might have to swap back, it sounds so good though
     
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