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Left the bike in for its 80000km service today - expecting it to be a big one needing a few shims. Got a message this afternoon that it's going to be bigger still - apparently it needs a new cam chain, lots of shims and some gaskets replaced.
*sigh* still within the budget I was expecting, gonna talk to them more tomorrow to get more details.
I'll post all the details and price here when I get the bike back next week for other people's reference.
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80000k's? Hey, Ty have you though about an upgrade? hehehe
The 10 looks great!! 8)


Seriously, I am keen to find out how you go.
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Mate, the ZZR IS the upgrade ;)
12 months now on the mighty ZZR - new bike every 12 months would be a dream come true.
Oh and the 10? looks good, but too small - I'm a fat F$#K :D
(though I'm working on that)
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fark 80,000kms

man those zzr's go for ever, a mate of mine has done 120k's and now wants to sell it and get a newer zzr or get a full rebuild of this one.
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OK - here was the damage...
Bike in for 6 days (4 working days) - total $896
Labour $480
Cam Chain $154
7 Shims $84
Rocker cover gasket $36.50
4 Rocker cover gasket plugs $21.28
spark plugs $16
Oil filter $18
Oil Windows $19.15
Miscellaneous orings, coolant, oil etc $67.27

Feels like a new bike now ;)
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holy shit, I thought mine was expensive which is tomorrow and comes in at $430 for a bloody 36000km service.
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Holy phwark :shock:
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ty wrote:OK - here was the damage...
Bike in for 6 days (4 working days) - total $896
Labour $480
Cam Chain $154
7 Shims $84
Rocker cover gasket $36.50
4 Rocker cover gasket plugs $2128
spark plugs $16
Oil filter $18
Oil Windows $19.15
Miscellaneous orings, coolant, oil etc $67.27

Feels like a new bike now ;)
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Mate, for 900 bucks you could have bought another bike! :wink:
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ty wrote:OK - here was the damage...
Bike in for 6 days (4 working days) - total $896
Labour $480
Cam Chain $154
7 Shims $84
Rocker cover gasket $36.50
4 Rocker cover gasket plugs $21.28
spark plugs $16
Oil filter $18
Oil Windows $19.15
Miscellaneous orings, coolant, oil etc $67.27

Feels like a new bike now ;)
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Doesn't sound too bad for the work done... not much more and it would've been a rebuild :)

Glad it feels better - would be a bit dissapointing spending that money if it didn't make it noticably better :)

So about 80k I'll need a cam chain huh... Is that the standard service interval for it?
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aardvark wrote:Mate, for 900 bucks you could have bought another bike! :wink:
Don't know about that - but I could've gotten a rear shock :(
Russell wrote:So about 80k I'll need a cam chain huh... Is that the standard service interval for it?
I believe so
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cool - that's about 2 and a half years away then (Almost time for my 12000 service) :)
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lol - the rate I'm going I'll be up for it again in < 2years
so long as she holds together :D
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