fabiostar

jesus thats nasty looking inside.

it should be a straight fit, they are the same engine with a few internal changes thats all.

your only as old as the bike you feel..

nice finds...that 500 looks a nice clean yoke.

i feel your pain. on the up side at least i know im not the only one that has shit days like that,,

it seemed to solve mine. it was fine checking them with the wheel in the bike but when i pulled the wheel out they were as slack as a whores draws ..

very nice. a bike i still fancy owning at some point.

proper looking order sir

iv had a set of the Maxxis diamonds on the firestorm, took a long time to scub in but they heat up really well and iv went to work on them and had a few trackdays and thought they were great tyres. rear lasted near 5k which i was pleased with.

my divvie done the same. only noticed it in lower gears. i changed the chain and cush rubbers and it stopped straight away..

i try to get to as many as i can each year,

have to admire the work in that. very nice

clean looking yoke you got..nice

looking really well,,

brilliant... keep it up cause im dying to see how this turns out

love the colour of that tank, proper yamaha. the front guard as you said id shorten the front and round of the rear of it... keep at this thing is gona look proper good

the noise will increase with miles as the wadding inside the can wear/burns out but dont go chopping it.

dealers only ever catch you once with that crap. i do my own servicing just.. filter wise i use pattern as i like to change them every time i do the oil

great looking bike you ended up with

good work sir.. a bike i always fancied owning ..keep at it

iv just done the forks on my divvie.. easy mind you its not in any books lol remove forks. pluck out retaining clip and old seals with a small screw driver. slide the new ones down the legs. fill with oil.. total time 1 hour , job done and they are working fine again

good god your a brave man taking that on

oh my word. iv just done a little man wee..........

lol. love reading this thread

it will fit but you may need to use a large hammer and a JCB digger.. not worth the hassle