Should warn all XS 72-75 owners or get Yamaha to recall all them bikes and swap the caliper lugs to behind the forks
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Is this guy high ??? way to much $$$
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Should warn all XS 72-75 owners or get Yamaha to recall all them bikes and swap the caliper lugs to behind the forks
angus67
Welder's penetrate deeper!!
Oh you....
it is a 80, I just think parts like this should go were they were designed to go.
I am aware of the earlier calipers in front of the forks.
it is a 80, I just think parts like this should go were they were designed to go.
I am aware of the earlier calipers in front of the forks.
Jeeter
XS650 Addict
Ugh ... salesmen.
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member3480
RICH
You are talking about CAL and things are more money there. My son use to go to SAN DIEGO (think I spelled it right) and drive there in a older VW and he was there three days and got more than 5 offers for car. He called me and I said fly back and got 10 times more than he paid for car here in NJ.
After you pass the snow zone cars and bikes are higher priced.
I use to sell chopper to a shop in TEXAS and he would buy my bikes and resell them there double of what I sold them for and I never knew until one of the friends of a friend that bought one contacted me.
EAST COAST you guys are cheap got holes in your pockets HAHA
After you pass the snow zone cars and bikes are higher priced.
I use to sell chopper to a shop in TEXAS and he would buy my bikes and resell them there double of what I sold them for and I never knew until one of the friends of a friend that bought one contacted me.
EAST COAST you guys are cheap got holes in your pockets HAHA
I am Carbon
shade tree mechanic
Well I think the rebar sissy bar is over the top.
If it is good for concrete work it's got to be great for motorcycle builds too. Right
If it is good for concrete work it's got to be great for motorcycle builds too. Right
Must not have been here, or he would have spent the hour it takes to stop the engine from marking it's spot with a teaspoon of oil every night. So the engine hasn't been touched.
