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Hi, I do not know why they do not fit it is probably something to do with the exhaust but I am not familiar with the earlier models so it is pure conjecture on my part. Sorry I cannot be of more help. All the best

I have sold my Fazer and the sw motech rack I fitted to it is now surplus to requirements. I have put it on ebay (see link below) , it is mint having only been used once and will fit the FZ6, FZ6 FAZER and FZ6 FAZER S2 2007 onwards. UK Sale. Thanks for looking and safe riding! eBay - The UK's...

Indeed it is, very different to the FZ6 much easier to ride, similar power output but VERY different delivery. Easier to go quicker in most situations. All the best.

Well, after much deliberation I have traded in my two year old FZ6 S2 for a new triumph tiger xc. New bike is great but boy was I sad to see my yam go, surprisingly so but it was my first road bike. I did a number of mods to it in the short time I owned it, mainly as a result of reading what you...

Hi, sadly the FZ6 has gone to make way for a Triumph Tiger XC. I have up for sale a gel seat, very little use, genuine Yamaha item. Please see YAMAHA FZ6 S2 GEL COMFORT SEAT on eBay (end time 06-Jun-11 20:18:33 BST) Thanks for looking

That's a pretty good price, I was going to buy on the net but I struggled to get a sensible fitting cost from local shops, ended up paying £240 the pair, fitted, new valves balanced etc. Was not great but got good service

I must admit I was very tempted by the 3's until I read a magazine article talking about the enhanced wet grip created by the sype (sipe?) "technology" at the expense of heat build up and wear. Looks to be a good tire for cold wet damp conditions like we have here in the uk! I will wait and...

So do I , really impressed!

I finally got my new tires this morning, I went for the Bridgestone BT023's. I managed to put 30 miles on them this afternoon but have to say I am VERY happy with them. Turn in is quicker and they feel very confidence inspiring, not tried the wet performance yet (hopefully wont for a little...

wow 16k that's going some. This is my first road bike, I don't go crazy or do burn outs - I gather Michelin's are renown for good mileage. Good luck to you, I dont want a flat tire even if tread is still legal. Servicing in the UK is important when it comes to trade in value. Can feel a triumph...

Hi, I got 6k out of my stock bt020 before getting down to the wear strips. Good to see you are recommending the BT023 I think I am going to go for them. My owners manual says service @ 600 miles, the next at 6k miles or perform an annual check if mileage is less. Thats where the 6k service...

Just called a couple of local dealers to get a price for my FZ6 6k service. The first told me I needed my valves checked! The second gave me a price of £250! Seems like a lot of money for not a lot. Is this price typical? Its more expensive than getting a car serviced!!

hi, what have you decided on? i have the original 020 on and just reached the rear limit at just under6k, flattening off now.. i am thinking of going bt 023, tempted by the rp3 but lots of comment re poor anticipated life.

Hi, sorry for the protracted delay in responding to your request for pictures I have been travelling on business. I do not have any pics yet but here is the link to the site and they do have pics that illustrate them quite well. It is a long link but takes you straight through to the item...

Re: Part 2: DIY: Rear Side-Lights for GIVI v35 Lateral Cases Hi, Greetings from sunny surrey in the UK! Great modification, thanks for sharing it with us! Can you forward a copy of your drawing to me please? I would like to do the same mod on my bike. Thank you in advance trev

Hi, I have just fitted some sw-motech mirror extenders to my 08 S2 Fazer, I can now have a view of whats behind me instead of looking at my shoulders. Nicely made but way over the top price wise but they are a safety aid and look like OEM fitment. No use on the naked model though. Cheers from...

wow, I bought one recently and I think the standard one is better! my butt started to ache with the new one 50 miles in to the ride. The standard set up is good for 100+ before it causes my ass to crack!! Very disappointed!

I am pleased to say I finally got the filter off - used a chain wrench in the end. Managed it without splitting the filter case - just!! I have adopted the more usual approach of nip it up by hand then give it a quarter of a turn. Seems fine. Glad I provided a laugh for some of you! I was...

Hi, I stopped by a parts store on the way home from work and picked up a filter wrench, type with three arms. Got home gave it a try out did not fit. Bacxk to the shop and bought a chain wrench and a pair of filter pliers. Figers crossed one of these work! Going to try the pliers first then...

OK, I tried the strap wrench and it did cave in the filter, initially I thought it was moving, it was, but not in the right direction! I am really p*ssed off now and will have to use a screw driver. So what is the deal with Yamaha? all that advice on torque settings and they do this to...