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high pressure is not good for the bike, much better to hand wash your fz6.

the seat is difficult to clean as its full of those tiny holes so i use a stiff brush to get in the nooks and crannys, it makes it look like new. i dont tend to use polish on the seat.

never use dishwashing soap on yer bike, it has salt in it and it will react with warm water, only use a decent carwash shampoo with wax in it, then leather the paintwork off and then use a decent wax polish on it everytime you wash it, over time it will make the paintwork look like glass and so...

it sounds like the head bearings, i had a similar problem with my fz6 fazer, it had only done 10,000 miles at that time, i tried tightening them, it worked for a while but the best thing to do is just change them. i know how annoying it is when you trying to enjoy a good ride and all you get is...

speed bumps ruin an fz6s suspension.

the road tyres on an fz6 arnt made for riding up and down kerbs.

i dont do it, it can ruin your tyres.

i own a 2005 fz6 fazer in galaxy blue, been riding it all year round since i bought it new, it still looks like new apart from the engine paint peeling off a bit, i tend to grease everything before winter sets in and everytime i wash it, i only pay attention to paintwork and always wax it after...

theres a good product out called "optiglanz", it comes in a spray bottle but it can be corrosive to paintwork if your not carefull with it. spray it on a cloth then wipe it over your downpipes, leave for ten or so minutes and then wash off, it brings them up lovely and effortlessly .