[Munkul]

For sale, as the styling doesn't suit the look I'm going for.

cheap enough to buy and paint whatever colour you want, compared to brand new prices! plus the match-up to the Yamaha original paintwork is perfect.

Both in perfect condition - haven't taken the hugger off the bike yet though.

Hugger - £100 delivered to UK
fairing - £90 delivered to UK

(compared to £160 and £170 respectively for brand new items!)

 

[Kranith]

Aaaaaaah of they just were the green version, I'd instantly buy them for my green bike!!!!! /forum/images/smilies/frown.gif

 

[Munkul]

I could drop the price a bit if you wanted and you could have a local paint shop do them for less than it would cost for the new ones, and the colour match would be the same if not better...

 

[Kranith]

Ehehehe thanks man but i dont think this would be much cheap, after adding everything (i mean the packaging and sepdition cost, plus all the paintings etc) as i am not in the UK .
Thanks anyway, good luck on selling them

 

[Peterd]

Hi just inquiring about the listed items, I have a 2016 60th anniversary and might be interested, could you pm me please?

Thanks
Peter

 

[Munkul]

Hi mate, I cant until my post count is 15, you can email me on [email protected].

cheers

 

[Munkul]

sold

 

[Domster]

Sorry if this is a dumb question (and/or answered elsewhere) but I' trying to figure out how to remove the standard hugger/chain guard so I can fit an extender.

There are two bolts easily accessed on the chain side; i've undone those and there appears to be a push-fit popper on the inside of the swing arm on the non-chain side holding it on. I don't want to force it in case it breaks or if there is something else holding the guard on which I can't spot.

Any thoughts?

 

[wex700]

The trick is to push in the centre of the plastic rivet to release it.

See link below for a good explanation.

http://www.vstrom.info/Smf/index.php?topic=1418.0

Brian