the only one ive found is the fazer owners club - unofficial (FOC-U)
are any uk members here users of that site..just curious
are any uk members here users of that site..just curious
british fazer forum..do you use any
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Doorag
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Never heard of it.
Not guilty, I am a one forum man lol.
Nelly
Nelly
SANGER_A2
Super Member
That's geared towards the older FZS600/FZ600. I posted something on there on the FZ6 and there was very little interest - so I came here!
The FZ6 section on the sportbikes.net forum is quite busy FZ6 - Sportbikes.net
Numpty
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Nope. This is THE owners club / forum. :thumbup:
swerve9031
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I totally agree.... I signed up there when I bought my FZ6 but there is very little interest on the FOC-U site unless you have an older bike.
This is definately the place to read and learn about our bikes:rockon:
Me too..always have been,its so much easier to strike up freindships this way,and pledge support
yeah ..this was the impression i got too..without being too presumsious it appears to be a bit clicky..not in a bad way..but from reading through a few threads there is a hardcore of oldschool fazer riders that seem to be in every post..they obviousely know eachother quite well
Hi.
Amen to all of the above comments
A Good question, but this the one and only site for Fazers.:welcome:
Mark:thumbup:
Amen to all of the above comments
A Good question, but this the one and only site for Fazers.:welcome:
Mark:thumbup:
horacemorris
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Hi,
I've used the FOC U forum for a while and I admit that it's geared to older model FZ600s. Although, the Hot Poop section is worth a look as it's a good place to learn about maintenance stuff. And they seem to organise a fair few rideouts so I guess that makes it a healthy club.
I've used the FOC U forum for a while and I admit that it's geared to older model FZ600s. Although, the Hot Poop section is worth a look as it's a good place to learn about maintenance stuff. And they seem to organise a fair few rideouts so I guess that makes it a healthy club.
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I'm one of the old regulars from FOC-U.co.uk, been on there for what must be about six years now. It's definitely geared towards the old FZS600 Fazer. There is an FZS1000/FZ1 section to it, and thanks to much compalining from myself and a few others for five odd years, there is finally a dedicated FZ6 section, but it's hidden away as a sub forum.
If you have one of the old Fazers, it's the place to be. If not, don't bother. I don't spend as much time there as I used to as there's quite a bit of anti-FZ6 feeling, some of the old boys get very precious about their ageing bikes. Sad really as it used to be a very good forum, these days it's more like the readers' letters column from the Daily Mail.
I still go on there every now and again for buying or selling parts and a bit of piss taking (I have an old Fazer, it's the Missus who has the FZ6 here, but doesn't get time to read bike forums) and I still have a few good mates on there who I see throughout the year, the Scottish lot and the North West guys are a great bunch, plus a few closer to home. The social side used to be really good, a load of us did two or three regular meets a week plus a few weekends away each year, but that's died a death over the last year, I think petrol prices had a lot to do with that for other people. Working shifts stopped it for me though. Shame.
If you have one of the old Fazers, it's the place to be. If not, don't bother. I don't spend as much time there as I used to as there's quite a bit of anti-FZ6 feeling, some of the old boys get very precious about their ageing bikes. Sad really as it used to be a very good forum, these days it's more like the readers' letters column from the Daily Mail.
I still go on there every now and again for buying or selling parts and a bit of piss taking (I have an old Fazer, it's the Missus who has the FZ6 here, but doesn't get time to read bike forums) and I still have a few good mates on there who I see throughout the year, the Scottish lot and the North West guys are a great bunch, plus a few closer to home. The social side used to be really good, a load of us did two or three regular meets a week plus a few weekends away each year, but that's died a death over the last year, I think petrol prices had a lot to do with that for other people. Working shifts stopped it for me though. Shame.
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