drewpy

to the YOC windy

you can get them made up at Carrot cycles. I've used them a couple of times now

picked up the r6 shock from Kais today. looks a nice job and he's put a 100nm/mm spring in. they said they'll set it up for me and will also redo the valving if its not enough. anyway here's the shock the chain rubbed on the gas reservoir so i had to do a bit of grinding. was a bit scary, but i took the plastic cap off and there's loads of room in there so its all done now

buy one then

not sure of the version you have but they're on v3 with a C2 lens (131' and brighter clearer exposure) I think they still are on 80mins time but you can get a capacitor which lets you permanently plug in to the vehicle. you can also get a lens extension where to can hide the main body and just have the lens on show. Along with the capacitor the camera can be set to record every time you switch on the engine.

stupid link,try this http://www.yamaha-motor.eu/uk/products/motorcycles/sport-heritage/yard-built/index.aspx

Rachel

aboard post your Q in the classic or workshop section

Just done my cam cover in VHT crinkle finish looks the dogs B

Yamaha have set-up a Yard Built dealer contest to promote a bit of healthy competition in their network. Best bit is, many of the parts developed and used on these bikes will soon be available over the counter.

did you try to pushjovert the kickstart with the clutch engaged so it eliminates the valve train as I suggested earlier?

have you double checked valve timing? it can be easily 180' out

Hey Guys, Just bought a Mobius cam from Banggood UK warehouse. http://eu.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-Mobius-New-Version-Wide-Angle-Lens-C-1080P-HD-Mini-Action-Camera-wp-Uk-966178.html got it for £50 and is a cracking little action cam. just ordered a waterproof cover and a mount which goes on the rear mirror stem from Joovuu (stockport based) https://www.joovuu.com/gb/mounts/159-motorbike-mirror-mount.html?search_query=mirror+mount&results=1 .loads of parts available dead cheap and loads of accessories too. when it comes I'll review it and obviously take some footage (maybe sunday going to the show)

nice one lassy. got some work there, but I'd service her and use for the summer and see what else needs doing

Kashmire

you'll need AC bulbs as LED 's only work in DC mode. just saw a film about Tesla, very interesting

was it free?

never mind, just think about this time next year when its all in the past I'm still waiting for my rear shock to be finished. They are having issues taking out the bushing due to it being there for a few years and a 40 ton press won't shift it! can't do anything else till the shocks fitted

ouch! may be try it with the clutch in, it won't kick over the bike but just spin the clutch basket. just in case the top was not timed properly

What he said ^^^

shouldn't watch it whilst doing the dishes Kev

only better when the kids are off school, tells you something about today's parents. I hardly ever took mine to school, they walked or took the bus

hard to tell via text, sounds about right what you say. maybe try and do it again, you don't need to drain out the oil, keep the bike on its side stand and the oil will drain to the left. (thats why I start the bike upright so the oil pump gets some oil to pump) just don't try and kick over without the cover on as it will snap the crankcase bearing in the gearbox and will scrap the cases.

is the side cover fitted? I always have issues getting the kick stop and gears to mesh when putting in the kick shaft. Its usually trial and error for me and I've rebuilt 3 engines

geeze, shit happens man. good opportunity to buy some new stuff