1987 Yamaha Other on 2040-motos
Yamaha Other tech info
Yamaha Other description
The bike has
been gone through completely. Everything
works as it should. We took it down to
the frame. Just about every part was
either sandblasted or prepped with a wire wheel before being primed and
repainted. We lowered the ride height by
lowering the front shocks and replacing the rear shock – it’s a simple swap
with no cutting of the frame - lowers the ride height by about 2.5 inches. Can be restored to original ride height very
easily. Currently has 4311 miles - may go up a few miles. Frame – sand blasted and painted Plastics -
painted Exhaust –
replaced with exhaust from a later model - damaged tip/baffle removed Tires/Tubes
– new street tires and tubes Left side
cover gasket – replaced Rear output
seal – replaced Fuel Tank
Damper – replaced Oil Plug –
replaced Front/Rear
Brake shoes – replaced Pilot box –
replaced Clutch Cable
– replaced Chain Guard
– replaced Carb –
rebuilt with new kit Rear wheel
bearing – replaced Grips
replaced with Biltwell Kung Fu Grips Rear Shock –
replaced with a Yamaha XVS1100 V-Star shock Airbox Seal
– Replaced Cable
Holders – Replaced Front Fender
– Replaced Mirrors –
Replaced with aftermarket metal mirrors Tail light –
replaced with aftermarket light License
Plate bracket – replaced with custom bracket Turn Signals
– replaced with aftermarket lights Sparkplug –
replaced Kickstand -
replaced with custom short stand due to lowered ride height Battery –
replaced Horn –
replaced Seat –
recovered with custom pattern on original pan with quick release clevis pins Tank badges
– added metal tank badges If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. Thanks for looking! |
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