Airhead

you must check the level with the bike upright not on the stand, if you fill it to the level and start the engine the oil will disappear from the window. It is no surprise that when you stop it and leave it a while to settle you can no longer see it in the window (bike upright)...just add some more and repeat the process all it means is you didnt add enough in the first place...repeat the process evantually you will see the level. The oil quantity is normally on the clutch cover...first off you should have added about 50ml less than this and you would have been in the ball park

Congratulations Keith and the future mrs Noise

There will be one in the Haynes or Yamaha service Manual

Greetings beef and

Belated greetings colt, great intro young fella

either the 'O' ring Cynic mentioned or the RH crank seal ?

its a little black hexagonal plastic thing at a guess, on the left side of the engine possibly, may be behind the sprocket cover?

sounds like you neede a new neutral switch chris

fck off

yes but there may be another adjustment other than the cable adjuster

yes the vslve (inner) can be replaced, just buy some new ones and a valve tool from a car spares outlet

Does kinda sound like a blocked pilot jet

£150 must be worth buying a manual for then mike1949 is a forum regular so he might give you some advice if you ask nicely

I havent flown for 25 years so it cant happen to me

is the exhaust a standard yamaha one...if so is it restricted on the header pipe?

Fantastic Pat...good on you both, looks like the weather was better than down here too

It's the screws I bought it for Kev, I have one missing and Yamaha (Dick Turpin) wants £40 each for them! Keep the mustard paint for the yellow peril eh

Lets hope Sunday lives up to it's name this week!!!

Git

Greetings Andy

is the a front brake switch also?....try disconnecting that one if there is

Thats ridiculous, should be done in a week, a fortight at the most

Not familiar skik but cant you see a spigot at the bottom of the float bowl? this is usually the overflow

Superb innovation and craftsmanship there

JB Weld is good stuff isnt it