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That right side control mount was made for the AE models - and very few of them were produced. Very hard to find!! $200 is a steal for this package.

Is this a result of that operation you recently had?

The first tire change I did on my 06 was not balanced. I watched them. Subsequent to that hosing I now have my own tire changing rig. My ROI was 3 tires. Consider it.

Accessory outlet is fused around 2 amps or so - a pump should be fused for at least 10 amps. You'll need to install a 10 amp outlet on your bike.

HOLY CRAP!!

I'm thinking he needs to replace the distributor rotor.

DAMN!! That is a SH&*LOAD of work! Not bad!

it's a T-50. I replaced mine after the first removal.

Guess what I have? We can PM.

I've not had one - my son deals with them on a semi-frequent basis. Wish I could help him.

Yamaha part number 3P6-26169-00-00 - ADJUSTER. Problem with that sucker is that in order to install an after market riser, you have to cut the loops to remove it from the bike. Which means it's pretty doubtful that there's a complete un-cut one sitting around. Also - re-installing it means...

Oops.

And I finally figured out it's frikkin' squirrels. Now I've lived in this house for 26 years, and my three avocado trees have always produced well. Having three different varieties, they fruit at different times of the year which means I usually have guacamole about 6 months out of the year...

Wow. Yes. Don't powdercoat the wheels. Polish the rims. Waiting for more pics.

www.partshark.com You will need 2 rotors - and PLEASE replace the 6 rotor bolts (12 total.) $135.67 ea for rotors. $1.93 ea for the bolts.

Gentleman Jack mist. Cigar tomorrow night. Missya, Tim. Don, a current pic of Tim's tree would be nice. Got one?

Just changed out front wheel bearings on an 06 with 163K. They were fine, owner wanted it done as maintenance. Rear wheel wasn't done. Just lube them up every time the axle is removed, you'll be fine.

Congratulations, Hans and Fang!! You're beating the odds. Keep doing what you're doing.

I'm thinking they didn't pull the relay arm and lube it. Also necessary.