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Got myself a pair of fork legs from Rob and Gail. All paid up through PayPal no issues and the parts were shipped same day. They kept me informed as to progress and supplied tracking info too.:thumbsup: Thank for your Ad Rob.

Asked orsaki about an XS2 seat. Seller replied with options on two with pictures. Answered questions quickly and was very helpful with tracking of package. Seat was well wrapped and included all accessories. Very happy with his service.:thumbsup: Mark.

In need of a seat or good condition seat pan for my XS2. I'm in the United Kingdom but have a drop address in California if that's easier. Mark.

Yambits has XS2 ignition switches available http://yambits.co.uk/xs2-ignition-switch-p-3351.html if you're in need.

So, on my XS2 resto, I've cleaned up the master cylinder body blasted the exterior with walnut shell. Now comes the time to re-paint. I'd like to paint it in something that has some resistance to brake fluid. I'm leaning towards Eastwoods satin black chassis paint over a suitable primer...

Does anyone know if a fork brace is available similar in style to the ones available from Norman Hyde for the B*nneville? https://normanhyde.co.uk/hinckley-triumph/bonneville-t100/hyde-front-fork-brace-3745.html Look quite cool and not as in your face as the tubular flat track type.

During the restoration of my XS2 I would like to encorporate some later Yamaha conponents and make some mods to assist with the rideability and reliability of the bike. So, would there be any mileage in replacing the '72 electric starter with one for a later model? As the later bikes deleted...

Hi Guys, I'm about to start the restoration of a 1972 XS2 and the bike doesn't have a headlight assembly (last owner ran a fairing before it was parked 20yrs ago). Can anybody advise me as to the changes to the XS series headlamps? Am I stuck with XS1 /XS2 assemblies to get the right one or...