Snakebite68
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How can Yamaha dealers/service agents not know what coolant it should take?
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Those first 2 options are definitely not going to work lol The tin can insert idea will probably work until you find a replacement.
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Where to get pdf of the workshop manual 2024 XT250 and 2004 PW80
Snakebite68 replied to Bradley David Good's topic in General
YAMAHA XT250 2024 OWNER'S MANUAL Pdf Download | ManualsLib YAMAHA PW80(T) OWNER'S SERVICE MANUAL Pdf Download | ManualsLib -
I'm sure someone will know something eventually... In the meantime, I've deleted the partial duplicate post.
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Not a problem...
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Moved...
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Congrats!
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At that price then, I don't see a reason not to give it a poke, if it works, great, if it doesn't, you've not lost much...
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How much are they?
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Yes, it doesn't help that you've managed to get your handbag strap in the way either!
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Welcome in, and hope you're on two wheels soon!
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Can we stop for ice-cream? Where's my potty? Why didn't I think of that earlier..?
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Yo..! Hmmm, I've always wondered about those things, how's the whole 2 front wheels thing going? Learn something new every day is my motto!
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Exactly!
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There should be a thumbs up one...
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The obvious answer here is: Poke a little deeper before you ask... However, there are a few points that discount the obvious answer. 1/ Asking early gives us time to poke the most likely options and the unlikely options while you continue to look. 2/ There's a reason we're here and helping: We like a puzzle! 3/ Getting strange answers often triggers something in your own mind. 4/ Why not? So, keep asking! lol
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Are you 100% certain that the brake lever isn't bent at all?
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My paranoid suggestion for this instance would be: Send them the pictures, order the key to a FRIENDS house instead of yours... Or a PO box or dropbox or something... Just not the same address the bike is kept at.
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What can I say, just because I'm paranoid, doesn't mean people aren't out to get me! lol. I can delete this thread if you want, but that doesn't solve the main possible issue...
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Errr... I hate to say it but... Yes, you can cut a key from a picture, I can cut a key from a picture with nothing but a blank and a needle file, that's not the issue... The problem is, what you've just done, is given some random person on E-Bay your bike key, AND your address!!! For the price of a key, that could turn out pretty expensive... And even if you DO get a perfectly working key in the post, doesn't mean they're not gonna come round later..!
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ROFL! Having used to be a shoe repairer / key cutter, I can confirm that's normal for Timpsons... Go find your local cobbler, he can probably do it.
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The lock is right under the edge of the seat just forward of the left shock. Bottom picture... YAMAHA RXS 100 RXS100 SEAT 5H5-W2472-00 | eBay
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No, I'm not named after Mr Plissken, it's not after the drink either... I have scars on my left index from a 14' Burmese Python bite
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Aaah, that would have been good to know earlier... lol The part numbers are different. If they were the same, they would usually have the same part numbers. That said, for £28, go for it... Buy it and see if it fits... Ok, I'm just completely lost now... Exactly which part are you looking for???