08fazer
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Will do once i got her home
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Hi. My names Chris. I live in Essex (England) so lots of nice twistie roads. I ride a 06 fz1 n in black with the following mods:
Power bronze screen
Belly pan
Tail tidy
Small rear indicators
Small number plate
Pazzo levers
Hell brake lines all round
Rear hugger
Swing arm bobbins
190 rear tyer
Hyper pro damper
Akrapovic exhaust
Power commander 3
Ivan's map
Lars airbox mod
K&N filter
Secondary butterflies removed
Decat exhaust
Ais blocked off
Not sure what else is left to do......
Hi Chris and welcome!
About what else is left to do, just wait another year and get the new FZ1, and start all over again.
Hi, I'm Dave from Central Illinois USA and I just purchased a new 2012 FZ1, my first new bike since 1976. I'm over 60 so no old man jokes OK.
I bought a set of Cortech soft bags for light touring and a GIVI windscreen.
So far I have 260+ miles on it and I have to admit that it is the most comfortable ride I ever had except for the wind buffeting (we get some 40mph gusts here). The rains, cold weather and floods have kept my ride under cover most of the time but now that it's getting warmer I'll be commuting to work and riding for fun.
Doesn't sound like a bad idea. Never even thought of that haha
OldBiker - no old man jokes Old is when you can't ride any more ..
About the buffeting, the Magical Racing screen is supposed to reduce the buffeting, or probably any low screen, like the copperdawg one.
Thanks, but I have a GIVI screen being delivered today. It's 6" taller and 6" wider which should make a big difference with my 5'11" frame. My old bike had a similar sized screen.
BTW I was born in Stockholm (Karolinska Institut) and lived in Upsala til the age of two and then moved to the USA.
Another thing hit me .. what happened to just riding the bike ? You customize it so you get rid of the quirks. When that's done, it's nearly perfect. Then you might want to get out and use it
I just picked up a my new 2012 Fz1. Traded in a 2008 Fz6. I know the Fz6 guys love their bikes, but I must say after just 1 ride on the Fz1 I knew I made a great choice. Can't wait to get out again, if it ever stops raining.