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aboard gwardy!

I always liked this one... http://youtu.be/WcvFjtbskZk

Is it listed here http://dirtbike.off-road.com/dirtbike/review/yamaha-vintage-dirt-bike-id-guide-21792.html?

Some things you just can't un-see.

I think the fork oil comes in different weights depending on how stiff/soft you prefer the suspension. The amount of oil would probably be listed in the manual. If all of the old oil isn't drained you'll probably want to measure the height rather than the volume. ?? But others probably have a better idea. I don't have a yzf so I've no idea what all needs done for the fork oil change. I'd recommend getting a manual though.

hi and to the YOC!

Hello and

aboard!

Welcome to the YOC!

Good luck! I'm sure you'll do great after some practice.

Could both seals have gone out at the same time if someone compressed the forks too much (say when tying it down on a trailer)? Could that blow the seals?

Blew up their bike?? That'll show em. hee,hee What is the hill start? Do they have you stop going uphill and then start again? We have some pretty steep hills at intersections around here. I know people who avoid them in their autos with manual transmission. I'm not one of them... I love to work the friction zone.

+1 on the seat... very nice. where do you find the time??

to the YOC!

Beautiful!

aboard. You've come to the right place.

Very nice.

personally I like the jockey shift. But I have no doubt it'll be brilliant whichever way you go.

There you have it... nobody's getting to work on time.

Well done. LMAO

Indeed a very nice looking bike! Can't wait to see what you do.

+1

aboard careless. How's the shape of the old girl?

Same here... just one more benefit of not having kids.

I find the entire length of it strange. Is it "art"?