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Just enjoying the evening in Port Angeles, Wa
is that a R6 tail?...can that thing hold a passenger?
Im being lazy so here
01' Yamaha R1 tail
99' Yamaha R6 tail light
04' Yamaha R6 pipe
03' Yamaha pegs
re jetted
K&N filter
Clear block rear blinkers
Intergraded blinkers in the mirrors
Custom seat
never put anyone on the back to see. I think it will tho. I have no rear pegs anymore tho
Mike
That's a purty place to goof off. :thumb:
Thanks, Its about 7 blocks from my house, so its not like great trip photos or anything, was just out puttin around.
So that makes it a Yamazuki GS500.5
I'm on my way up there right now to steal that tail section.
I hope you put together a photo tutorial on how to install that. Such a clean job.
Difficulty level?
Is it just an optical illusion, or is your chain really loose?
Quote from: FaxxxyIs it just an optical illusion, or is your chain really loose?
That's a rather personal question, isn't it?
Seriously, now that you mention it, it
does look like an offroad chain...
QuoteSo that makes it a Yamazuki GS500.5
Yup, I didnt think of the .5 but I have been calling it a Yamazuki. I like the .5 :)
QuoteFaxxxy wrote:
Is it just an optical illusion, or is your chain really loose?
Yeah, its got that new chain smell too. Just got it. have to go adjust it again.
QuoteJake D: I'm on my way up there right now to steal that tail section.
I hope you put together a photo tutorial on how to install that. Such a clean job.
Will have to do a write-up and photo deal on it when I get un-lazy.
Mike :) :) :)
I would kill a litter of kittens for the tail section.
I like it too, are we going to end up with the same bike, JakeD?
Yes. Except mine may not have proper oil pressure. :x
jake.... do we want to know how much time and money you have into this poor bike?
I'm close enough to the edge now. Don't get me started.
3 months, $840. And it is apart again.
Oil pump didn't solve my pressure problem. So it has to be the bearings (oil pressure drops when the engine gets warm). Replacing those in the bottom end. Should be good after that. One way or the other, I'll fix it. Or die trying.
I, too, like that tail section! Nice job!
Nice photos, I like the one in front of the tanks.
Yeah, that was the one I liked too. Ant not to come off vain but I liked it enough that its not my desktop. :)