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adjusting the forks in the clamps To adjust the correct position of both forks, first insert the R1 axle. Here you see the difference between your FZ1 GEN2 axle: the R1 axle is secured with an external bolt Position the forks by measuring the top position of the forks towards the top...

Simple budgettary answer: I had a killer deal on those 04-forks...but yes I would agree...if the 07+ are 50mm diameter forks, same approach.

replacing brakelines Next step (if you want to replace the brakelines) is to remove the OEM brakelines. Note this model is equipped with ABS hence the lines wil go throught a slitbox to connect up towards and back the ABS pump at the right side of the frame

mount the new R1 forks Slightly open up the bottom clamp just enough the fork will slide in without too much resistance (u do not wanna scratch the golden forks) Clean the inside of the clamps Slide gently upwards the R1 forks. For now I have just temporarily tightend them by hand (need...

remove the oem forks Now you can loosen the nuts which clamps the forks into its position top clamp bottom clamp Forks are out

remove the brake callipers Next is to remove the brakecallipers. You have the option also to keep them bolted to the forks, and after having drained the brakefluid, disconnect the brakelines. I decided to remove them alltogether as I plan to torough clean and check them before they go in my...

remove the front fender Next to remove the front fender Remove all bolts holding the front fender in it's place (by now you have already picked a small box to put all nuts and bolts in to avoid loosing them) One nut at inside of fender to be loosened Front fender removed

Remove the front wheel 1. loosen the nuts (#12) of the brakes, but not remove them 2. loosen the tighting nuts(alan key) at the right fork 3. Loosen the front axle by using a 19 Alan key 4. now you relative easily remove the front wheel. Wriggle a wee bit with the brakes to...

Ii's some time now I have bought theese R1 2004 frontforks, a complete set, including RC brake callipers (4piston model), RC brakepump, T-piece. So I took on the project to finally install these on my FZ1, and to combine to have my brake lines replaced with steel braided lines Purpose of...

Since I take no passenger on my FZ1 (I use the more comfortable upright seated Tiger for that purpose), I have removed both passenger footpegs and installed an R&G Exhaust hanger Noted I need to use a shorter bolt as it comes too close to the rear arm Yamaha FZ1-N and FZ1-S Exhaust Hanger...

Looks you're short in need of a new rear tire :Rockon:

This thread (and others too) makes me wanna book a plane, get my gear, get a bike locally and ride, ride, ride through these beautiful sceneries....Great pictures, great job !

can I suggest this too to be added on the sticky thread? http://www.998cc.org/forum/gen-ii-mods/21704-healtech-gipro-x-tipe-gear-indicator.html

Installed my Healtech Gipro X-type Gear Indicator. Since I have my Triump with Built In gear indicator, this was the first I had to have added to my Fizzer

22. Put the rear wheel off the ground using a paddock stand 23. Run the engine untill the idle rpm is reached normal idle and engine is warmed up 24. Pull the clutch and engage into 1st gear and rev the bike up to 3-4000rpm. The display will slowly flash 1 and followed by flashing2 25. Pull...

15. strip the red wire of the GI cable and wrap it around the exposed wire of the brake tail light soldered 16. to mount the GI display, I made a quick metal support (2cm piece of Alu which I tapped around the tachometer and screwed it tight to on the of the screws) 17. run...

7. locate the crankshaft position sensor. on my bike it was positioned in the middle of the bike underneath (but visible) the airbox 8. disconnect the crankshaft pos sensor and free the left connector to ease your access to work on it. Open the plastic sleeve (used a sciccor) and expose...

5. Locate the white speed sensor connectors (may need to cut some tiewraps to have some slack onthe various cables) Located at right side on the bike (eg seated on the bike your right side is...? right :) ) 6. as I had already installed the Speedohealer, you will have to connect the...

Allright, I succesfully installed the Healtech Gipro X-type Gear Indicatoir on the Fizzer. In support of future "wannadothistoo" members, below step by step pictures. First ensure you have the right cable harnas to fit the Gen2 FZ1 1. remove the innerfairings 2. Remove the...

Hi PapaGen, did you solder the connections or used the clamp to connect to the gearsensor and power? Got some pictures? I hope to be able to install mine this weekend