The Zephyr Zone

Looking for a bit of help. Left my C1 750 outside under a cover for a few weeks only to now find indicators won’t work at all. I have replaced the relay, still no indicators. I am guessing the problem is probably the switch. All other electrics work fine, just no indicators. Has anyone else experien...

That looks like really good work Larry and Daft, I have Steve’s replacement rubbers for fitting to my 750 sometime over the winter. The only aspect of the job that concerns me is getting the threads straight. I have a cheapo Aldi pillar drill which should be good enough to drill straight. Any tips o...

Hi David,

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

I have emailed Steve for a quote on the parts.

Cheers,

Kevin

Hello all,

I recall a post advising a source of clutch basket rubber dampers, searched but I can’t find the post now.

I think the source was in the US, can anyone confirm?

Many thanks,

Kevin

Many thanks Andy,

Brooks look like a good option.

Are you happy with how your rebuilt shocks are performing?

Cheers,

Kevin

Hi Andy,

Really great looking bike. Where did you get your rear shocks reconditioned?

Mine are well worn and would prefer to retain the OE parts if rebuilding is viable.

Regards,

Kevin

Good evening Shedman, The clues are there. Only about 40 miles from you in north east Brum. Rain has hardly stopped for two days now and bloody cold 6c. I have the outlaws visiting from Portugal, I kid you not they are sitting in the house with hats and gloves on. It would be funny if i wasn’t so fe...

Hi Freddy and Sherman, I replaced the original tap 4-5 years ago with the genuine Kawasaki tap from Cradley Kawasaki. The tap was on prime! Drained oil and replaced filter with 10/40 Halfords semi synthetic and all seems well. I will get out on it when stops fing raining. Out of interest is there an...

Thanks for the feedback, very grateful for your help. With luck an oil/ filter change and carb fix resolves the issue.

I must have left the fuel tap on after last use. Most disconcerting to see liquid gushing out of your engine! Need to use the bike more as well.

Thanks again guys,

Kevin

Hi Freddy,
Completely full!