Yes they should. If mine goes out on me and I have to go for several weeks without a fix thats gonna be brutal...Surely the dealers can do some research and hunt the part down for you through other yamaha dealers that may be overstocked?
A friend of mine has a set of wheels and tires for sale. I think the wheels are 15" The tires are 33 x 12.50. Reasonably priced at $600.00
I am wondering if they will rub in the front without "lifting" the truck.
They're there, keep looking :lol: . They are hard to see when there's a lot of tread left on the tire.
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Look for the letters (TWI) near the sidewall then start looking toward the center of the tire. Piece of cake.
I installed my starcom under the seat about 8 months ago. I have a blue tooth module and an mp3 plugged in it. After I installed it I got pretty rough with the connectors (yanking, pulling, twisting) to see if I could get some static. And Nothing. All connections are tight after 4200 miles...
I'm a firefighter so I work the 24 on 48 off schedule. I've got about a 65 mile trip to work but it is only about 3 times a week. Bought the bike on May 31 and have about 3500 miles on it. Don't like to ride in the rain, but I can handle the cool mornings (so far).
I ride to work most mornings on my new FJR. It's about 1.5 hour commute. I am thinking of buying a heated riding suit for this winter. Does anybody have one that they suggest.
Started flying in 2003. Got my pp in 2004. I am planning on starting ifr training this fall in a friends 182. All my previous training has been in 150's and 172's. My uncle is about 2 weeks away from flying his RV-6 that has been under construction for about 5 years. I am looking forward to...
I just bought the starcom 1 advance from Jeff (sportbikeeffects.com) and I am very pleased with the sound quality through my mp3 player. I am using etymotic er6i earbuds. You can't tell its playing through an intercom at all.
I think your proabably right in that the autocom is the weak link.