Yamaha's part software

[weekendrider]

If you click this link
https://www.shopyamaha.com/parts-catalog/lines/street-mcy?ls=Street&dealernumber=
It will bring up a page that says for models sold in the US only.

Anyone know of Yamaha sites that are for other areas? ie AU, CA, UK.

 

[Michaelo]

That's a really fast way of finding a part number, thanks for sharing, my 75, is a import from North America, so I'll save this link.

 

[xjwmx]

Did you try googling for random EU or Asian dealers? All the dealers I've seen have similar software. It must be supplied to them. So random EU or Asian dealers would probably have that plus the part numbers you want/

 

[weekendrider]

Glad it helps Mick.
@xjwmx not recently. I have used cmsnl before and xs1100,com (although the server always seems bust there now) to find other models that used the same part.
I was just wondering if Yamaha hosted/had sites for other areas.

 

[650Skull]

@Michealo, Your 75B is the same as the Oceania models. England/Europe got the changed 75B. front Twin disk brakes and the fork-legs were swapped side to side and the brake caliper mounted to the rear of the fork. Only difference i know of between the US and Oceania models, is the high beam flash switch and park light in the headlamp on the Oceania models

The front fork set up carried to the Euro 76C but i don't know if the English/Euro 75B had the 76C fork upgrade. Euro 75B was the start of the 533 rod motor

 

[Michaelo]

Thanks for the great info Skull, it's interesting you mentioned forks, I am looking for replacement fork springs now and with the help of 5Twins found some on Mikes XS. I don't mean to hijack the thread here, but looking at the USA Mikes XS from here in AU I couldn't locate the springs, 5Twins could.
Are we locked out somehow from the web pages or was it because I was using a iPhone then iPad to look?

 

[weekendrider]

Mick have you seen these?
https://www.wilbers-shop.de/index.p...1976&catname=db3af1e8ec4155ed825ec2c73a614964

 

[Michaelo]

Gidday WER, had a look last night, they are for a 76, mine is a 75B so there is a difference in diameter, good find though.

 

[650Skull]

By my chart the IU3 is a euro 77D and later model 35mm fork

 

[weekendrider]

Mick if haven't already ordered you might contact these folks.
http://www.shocktreatment.com.au/index.html
Save you $$, I don't know. Doing business with local folks is good.

 

[Michaelo]

Hey thanks WER, they were 35.5mm as their smallest diameter..I needed 34mm. Ordered from Mike's the other day, the freight was more expensive than the order for the springs, go figure that lot....our Geoff's XS didn't have any, his are Taiwanese...

Thank for checking out though

 

[650Skull]

Well done Wer, Found a set for the 34mm forks HERE on the site although they aren't progressive wound and 5mm longer. The price of $189, is about $20 more than buying from Mikes + the exchange rate and bank fees. because these springs are Race Tech the springs look to be used in conjunction with there emulators, but the price of the emulators is another $250

 

[Paul Sutton]

Thank you very much for that "weekendrider". I have just spent the last hour copying off the diagrams and parts numbers for my XS model. Very handy information to have.

 

[weekendrider]

Glad it was of use.