Search results

Count me in I need to get rid of my rusted out stock exhaust

had a friend of mine that run a shop years ago giveme a book he's had sitting around for years. it deals with lots of other yamaha bikes as well.

hey sorry been away i'll message you

are the forks still for sale?

$80+shipping

i took this gas tank off a old 70's honda chopper not sure exactly what it is. there is some surface rust that caused the paint to flake off the out side. there is only a few spots of rust on the inside. sorry couldn't get a good pic of the inside. the tank has no leaks used it on the Honda...

i found this when i was cleaning up the shop at my cousin's farm after the renters moved out. was a great deal. clean the house and shop up and i got to keep anything i wanted... lol 10 chevy carbs, 2 350's and tranny's bunch of little hand tools, compressor, and what ever these things are

don't know if this helps you guys still. the front wheel bearing for the xj rim is a "dg1742rsc3" they ran me $20 some canadian plus shipping. i had a cousin in Glasgow get them and mail them to me. http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/product_info.php?products_id=152824

the rear rim is from a xj550 i think. the front i'm not using but it's from a honda. the xj is a 16" the honda is a 18"

took the tank off a old yamaha 125 cs3 well here's where i'm at today using the xj rims just need to get the front end from my brothers place.

well here's the bike as i got it... in boxes. 1976 xs650-c the engine had a crack in the case and found the skirt from a piston in the bottom. so i disassembled and got it welded. I had Hambone Kustoms hardtail the frame for me picked up the fender for $20 it was off a honda shadow

ouch. think i'll have to pass

are these forks still available

i was wonering who all is from the ottawa area. i'm thinking of moving out there in a few months for a change of seanery. just wondering if there's people in the area to pick there brains about bikes and probably ride with

is the hd rear wheel still available?

yup i did use brass bushings it worked out good they were just tight enough i had to go use my grandpa's shop and press them in

i know this doesn't help you guys in the states much but here's where i got mine http://www.xs650direct.com/products-24.html

hmmm i need to see that. bearing sound like a great idea

sweet. had my vote before hearing of the 80 hours

they are in a very comfortable position. started on a second set yesterday. going to weld the next set with the torch. the first set is fine but i'm way better at welding with a torch than the mig. hopefully they turn out smooth enough for chrome