Help!

[franklinshaw]

What am I missing here?!

 

[franklinshaw]

........

 

[osteoderm]

I keep moving my face back from the screen, but still can't seem to zoom out to see the whole picture!

In the first pic, if I'm seeing an upper triple clamp, you're missing the rubber riser bushings and hardware. Stock risers or Hugh's billet riser bushing eliminator kit is the answer.
In the second pic, you may have come up against the annoying and common "hardtail conversion that does not fit any stock axle/spacer combo" problem. You'll have to make or modify spacers to get your chainline perfect, then add whatever washer is required on the outside to get the nut properly tight.

 

[Tim of DO THE TON]

Rubber riser bushings as mentioned, and chain adjusters on the swingarm.

And perhaps most importantly, service and parts manuals both of which are readily available online for free.

 

[franklinshaw]

Haha! Thats exactly what it is.. Where can I find that hardware?

 

[franklinshaw]

I have the chain adjusters on the way but will that fill that gap that's on the Axle?

 

[Tim of DO THE TON]

Yes most likely. Rubber bushings are available from MikesXS and probably your local Yamaha dealer.

 

[franklinshaw]

Here's the other side

 

[franklinshaw]

And are those called handlebar mounts?

 

[franklinshaw]

That hold the actual bars..

 

[osteoderm]

I have the chain adjusters on the way but will that fill that gap that's on the Axle?

The chain adjusters may take up more space than you expect... wait until you have them properly installed before moving forward.

 

[ippytattoo]

The chain adjusters will take up the gap as there is one on each side. Also Hugh's Handbuilt has aluminum solid riser bushings that are real nice if you don't want to go with the rubber ones from Mikes.

 

[Tim of DO THE TON]

http://www.mikesxs.net/product/02-6500.html

 

[franklinshaw]

U guys are freakin awesome!! What are the actual 2 parts called that hold the handlebars that go through the rubber bushings?

 

[Tim of DO THE TON]

Start reading these

http://www.biker.net/650parts_index.html

 

[franklinshaw]

Ugh! Awesome! Already found em! Thank y'all soooo much! U guys r a blessing!