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  1. hi dude, bikes are run at factory , just ride the lil bugger, you dont need to stick to 6000 rpm etc just dont go totally mad, run her up to 10/12 000 nice and easy, then change oil etc and let rip after!. ps , im a fully trained yamaha techie with 15 yrs in the trade, they just give you all this tosh to stop you killing your self in the first week you got the bike.roll on the throttle nice and easy nice long bit of road, job done.
  2. jimmythehat replied to ginge's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    hi mate, have a look at your starter button switch assy, take the two screws out and clean it all with brake cleaner, you can bypass the switch by using split pin across the two wires going to the starter button.if no joy trace it back to next block connecter , prob under tank close to headstock, look at wires there for damage/corrosion etc and then use split pin accross the two wires again, eventually u will find the fault,
  3. jimmythehat replied to edge's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    hi try exup valve , they should open at approx 5000, and make shit load of difference if they dont, also these suffer with faulty plug caps , so replace with ngk ones.if all else fails borrow some standard carbs that you know are 100% and see what happens , have you run it on a dyno? to see what happens they couls tell you if fuel or electric related fault.
  4. hi it seems right looking at your pics, its more likely to be an incorrect tyre size.
  5. hi mate, these bikes are prone to noisy tappets and noisy cam chain. the valves need checking and adjusting every 2500 miles, you can give the chain tensioner a nudge forward also so its takes up the slack,ake sure the oil is changed regularly too and is at the upper level.. shout me back if you need any further help.
  6. hi, next time it cuts out wiz the plug out , if its white coloured and dry then you got no fuel, if wet then you have no spark pr no compression,
  7. hi, is bike pissing coolant out?? if not seems like you dont have real problem, the temp guage is never 100% accurate. most bikes fans wont cut in until 102 - 106 degrees , so you may not have a fault, is the bike running ok? do the fans cool the temp down??does your bike have one or two fans ? is one not working?also is your water / anti freeze mix approx 50/50, water boils at 100 . the anti freeze slows that down so wont boil til higher temp.
  8. jimmythehat posted a post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    dont worry guys and girls , sorted the other week but forgot to say,,
  9. hi mate, have you looked at the drive belt and variator rollers? , also the drive clutch. any of these can cause your problems, they are relatively cheap to sort out too. the cuting part is prob cutting the restricter tube from the exhaust pipe,; its always worth changing the spark plug frequently too.. keep smiling!