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FZ1 - FAZER 1000 Review

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Originally posted by yappiez@Jun 14 2004, 09:46 AM

Oh no... another forum.....

Will be difficult to find info next time.....

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:giddy: LIke no people inside one leh... :giddy:

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Originally posted by tazguan@Jun 14 2004, 09:49 AM

Guys, 1 query, is it better to use manual chian wax or to use those auto/semiauto chain oiler like scottoiller??? Kindly advice, thanks :smile:

For lazy people like me, the auto luber is definitely the way to go... travelled in excess of 10k miles oledi and I am still on my stock bottle or scott oil(500ml)...

 

The cost might seem higher, but then in the long run, you would appreciate your chain to be lube while riding as well...

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Originally posted by yappiez@Jun 14 2004, 09:45 AM

Hi peeps,

Anyone has the IU fitted under the seat? Does it work when you have a pillion on?

Is it illegal?

Pls advise..

Thx.

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Yeah, it does work when placed under the seat. Just don't go too fast. Not sure if it works with a pillion.

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Originally posted by mokamoka@Jun 14 2004, 05:37 PM

hey man... how have you been???... grounded from internet as well???

i'm fine..... been busy lately..... got back the bike last sat.... its looking good now....:thumb:

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Originally posted by mokamoka@Jun 14 2004, 03:43 PM

For lazy people like me, the auto luber is definitely the way to go... travelled in excess of 10k miles oledi and I am still on my stock bottle or scott oil(500ml)...

 

The cost might seem higher, but then in the long run, you would appreciate your chain to be lube while riding as well...

single tubing or double tubing better??? I heard that double tubing always have the problem of the oil coming out of the tube inbalance... ...

 

Which one is the most recommended one and which brand should i go to??? :giddy:

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Originally posted by tazguan@Jun 15 2004, 10:10 AM

single tubing or double tubing better??? I heard that double tubing always have the problem of the oil coming out of the tube inbalance... ...

 

Which one is the most recommended one and which brand should i go to??? :giddy:

you are right about the imbalance... but then nothing is perfect... my works alternate at times... but then chain is still well lubed... the onli reason my chain will wear out within such a short period is becos of my high travelling mileage...

 

The branded one, onli scott oiler lor... if you wanna get the local product, then look for vincent(vchua)...

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Originally posted by Sankar73@Jun 14 2004, 06:00 PM

i'm fine..... been busy lately..... got back the bike last sat.... its looking good now....:thumb:

yo bro good to hear that ur bike is okie

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Originally posted by tazguan@Jun 15 2004, 10:10 AM

single tubing or double tubing better??? I heard that double tubing always have the problem of the oil coming out of the tube inbalance... ...

 

Which one is the most recommended one and which brand should i go to??? :giddy:

mi also using scottoiler, so far so good

but fazer got main stand, i dun c the need for auto lub, can easily manual lub

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Originally posted by katana777@Jun 15 2004, 10:44 AM

mi also using scottoiler, so far so good

but fazer got main stand, i dun c the need for auto lub, can easily manual lub

will the oil from the scottoiler flint to the bike rims??

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Originally posted by tazguan@Jun 15 2004, 10:48 AM

will the oil from the scottoiler flint to the bike rims??

mininum lor... definitely will have a bit one lor... even the manual way, also will...

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Originally posted by katana777@Jun 15 2004, 10:44 AM

mi also using scottoiler, so far so good

but fazer got main stand, i dun c the need for auto lub, can easily manual lub

will the oil from the scottoiler flint to the bike rims??

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Originally posted by tazguan@Jun 15 2004, 11:52 AM

loopman oil better or scottoiler better??? any ideas?

I dun think you can find loopman products in Singapore unless you bring in yourself, I think...

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Originally posted by mokamoka@Jun 15 2004, 02:25 PM

I dun think you can find loopman products in Singapore unless you bring in yourself, I think...

there are people selling in classified in SBF but state that have to manual squeeze the bottle in order to lubricate the chain...

 

i not sure whether scottoiller better or the loopman oiller better leh, aany advice?

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Originally posted by tazguan@Jun 15 2004, 07:05 PM

there are people selling in classified in SBF but state that have to manual squeeze the bottle in order to lubricate the chain...

 

i not sure whether scottoiller better or the loopman oiller better leh, aany advice?

Loobman can be purchased from its website. Cost inclusive of 2 weeks delivery is about SGD$55. It consist of a small cheapo bottle that looks like a recycled milk bottle with all it tubes/joints/mounting brackets all using very cheap DIY/improvised kinda material. You'll be so damm disappointed when u see the product at first sight. And people can just squeeze it when u park ur bike, leaving the oil flowing down to your rims/tyres which can be a hazard.

 

Scottoiler is so far the best chain oiler as it uses vacuum to suck air out of the bottle so the oil goes down to the chain when the bike is on the move only. Flow could be adjusted to heavy or light. Hassle-free, only top up once every fe months. Price is about $150.

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Originally posted by tazguan@Jun 16 2004, 08:20 AM

thanks man, the switch you also fix on handle bar?

scott oiler no switch... its an auto luber...

 

The oiler made by vincent(vchua), has a switch installed, therefore by flicking the switch, oil flows...

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Originally posted by Pauche@Jun 16 2004, 08:58 AM

Loobman can be purchased from its website. Cost inclusive of 2 weeks delivery is about SGD$55. It consist of a small cheapo bottle that looks like a recycled milk bottle with all it tubes/joints/mounting brackets all using very cheap DIY/improvised kinda material. You'll be so damm disappointed when u see the product at first sight. And people can just squeeze it when u park ur bike, leaving the oil flowing down to your rims/tyres which can be a hazard.

 

Scottoiler is so far the best chain oiler as it uses vacuum to suck air out of the bottle so the oil goes down to the chain when the bike is on the move only. Flow could be adjusted to heavy or light. Hassle-free, only top up once every fe months. Price is about $150.

thanks for the info bro... but like a bit ex leh..

i saw another brand called simpleoiler that has a single or double tubing one which prices from $30 onwards...

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Just sold my Fazer 1, so have a whole set of touring accessories for sale.

 

I have a Monokey PL side rack system, which can accomodate 3 boxes. This rack system can be used with just the top rack alone. Best selling point? My top rack is made of tubular stainless steel (approx 1" dia) and powder coated in matt black to match the PL series side rack.

 

Have a Pyramid rear hugger, Monokey flip up touring screen.

 

And two Monokey E32 side boxes.

complete price for the lot is $850 (if you buy new)

 

Now going for $450

I want to sell the whole lot as a set. Will not break the set.

 

Call me at 97476778.

My name is "Siong"

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