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  1. pilninggas replied to koden's post in a topic in The Bar
    http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/Yamaha/YZF_600_R6_5EB/01-02/picture/Sprocket_Front_Retaining_Nut double check the year before you order (though i do not think Yam changed it much).
  2. Tom, looks like you are doing a top-class job there. I have an FZR1000RU (same engine as the 'Ace)and keep thinking about going right back to the start with it like you have done. As for hoses, do you have a Pirtek near you? they will do something approriate.
  3. pilninggas replied to drewpy's post in a topic in Yamabyss
    There are a lot of very, very, very odd people out there...........
  4. pilninggas replied to daleharvey's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    4tx then, H1 for dipped & H3 for main. HTH
  5. pilninggas replied to daleharvey's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    what year is it Dale? i am in Bristol also.
  6. Happy Birthday Jason.
  7. the baffle is not removal- you can remove the chrome trim on the outside though (not that its gonna do much). There is some info out there on the 'net about drilling/knocking baffles out. google around for fz6r (the american name for the bike). Best bet for cheaper aftermarket 'zorst is too fit 03-05 R6 downpipes and a generic can - this is what i did on my XJ6 (though all that stuff is in the shed, after i put it back to normal and then the bike got wrote-off). HTH
  8. pilninggas replied to Aldob777's post in a topic in Naked
    shame you are state-side, there is a lovely near-original 89 on ebay.co.uk at the moment.
  9. thanks guys, another year - geezuz, i'ma getting old here. Patricia - funnily enough i did get an email birthday greeting from an ex yesterday. But didn't do much else, seem to have a crazy amount of bills this month.
  10. pilninggas replied to Arthur45's post in a topic in Naked
    Mine did this, pin-pointed it to the chain on the chain-guide. It went when i put a 532 chain on (the OE chain self-destructed!). If you are confident look down at the front of the chain @ around 30mph and listen and you will hear the noise.
  11. yeah TDM is going well, just been out with a mate (him on his 'busa) and did 60 miles around Glastonbury. He couldn't keep up, as it was too damp and muddy for him to get the power down. MOT'd it at the start of Jan. Just waiting for another mate to finish the spray-job; he's been busy with car-stuff.
  12. No worries Chris, get better. If i go anywhere it'll be Spain (realistically i need to spend the week replacing the lpg system on my car though - £1.25 per litre for senzo, damn)
  13. pilninggas replied to Leatherat's post in a topic in The Bar
    Happy 18th Birthday and keep recovering.
  14. pilninggas replied to workers85's post in a topic in Naked
    definitely not right, you should be able to adjust idle right down to a natural idle and then onto a stall. My FZR1000 did this years ago and it was a bit of shit in one of the butterflies stopping it shutting properly - you'll be surprised how little air an engine can rev on, if it is not underload. Could be an air-leak also or EXUP valve jammed open (though this is not too likely). good luck getting to the bottom of it.
  15. ^^^Nor did i. I actually really like MZs (i must be a pervert ), can you not get a cheap engine/bottom end for it? merv
  16. pilninggas replied to xj6man's post in a topic in Naked
    Well mine was as smooth as Arthur Guiness' Finest, so it must be your race-can.
  17. <iframe title="YouTube video player" class="youtube-player" type="text/html" width="480" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/m7F4V_snkmE" frameborder="0" allowFullScreen></iframe> Just a great song really. ps mean BWJ, sorry Jim!
  18. Chris, do you know which dates over half-term? I was toying with a run to Spain, but the Netherlands would be cheaper and I usually ride through there when in Europe rather than making a much of an effort to stop and see it. I might be tempted to join up with you guys in The Hague or Amsterdam, as i'd prefer to cross Dover to Boulogne-sur-Mer/Calais/Dunkirk, and rat it up the E40 and the E19 (because i'm a cheap-skate!). Do you know what sort of accomodation your taking. A bit more info would just help me make some decisions. cheers Merv
  19. pilninggas replied to colombiano's post in a topic in Insurance
    It's just 'claims insurance' you get it when you get from a quote comparison site. It is supposedly giving you cover if you have an accident to make a claim, but its not different to any no-win, no-fee thing. You probably have better claims back-up with union membership, your house insurance etc. It's not really a scam, it's just some company who want to be the first number you call in the event you have an accident where a third party is at fault.
  20. In the Owner's manual look at the section: Ignition circuit cut-off system.
  21. Could be that the side-stand switch has got displaced or damaged (stops you riding off with the stand down). Maybe the clutch switch has got damaged (cant remember if mine had one, but sure it did). Most likely though the drop switch has activated - this is a device that switches the engine off if it falls over, so the bearings don't get oil-starved and so the back wheel isn't turning and doesn't pose an injury problem. Have a look in the manual or give your dealer a call.
  22. pilninggas replied to calamitykaz's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    yes it will do this, it is a low-pressure type and it pumps up the pressure to maybe 8psi, so that the carbs are getting fuel. [very carefully and bearing in mind flammability (fire ext)] remove a feed pipe from a carb, put pipe into a petrol-proof dish and turn the key on, if you get petrol all good.
  23. pilninggas replied to barkwindjammer's post in a topic in The Bar
    far-out, man.
  24. pilninggas replied to coupe312's post in a topic in The Bar
    funny how a 2008 thread has been brought back to life.......