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woode
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Location: Belton,Texas
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 Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 9:45 am Post subject: Yamaha Ya6 parts |
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| Looking mainly for a lt.side cover and chain guard,mine is a 65.think all where all the same. Also does anyone know if someone out there is reproducing the rubber tank pads that they used on the tanks back in the 60's.woode@hot.rr.com |
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dorT500
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Location: Galveston County, Tx.
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| Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 4:28 pm Post subject: Re: Yamaha Ya6 parts |
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| woode wrote: | | Looking mainly for a lt.side cover and chain guard,mine is a 65.think all where all the same......woode [at] hot.rr [dot] com |
Welcome to the VJMOG.
For what is worth here are some other bikes the left sidecover fits in case you did not know. List might be handy for inquiries or even a walk through a local salvage yard. Good Luck
Bikebandit search option:
SIDE COVER ASY 1 Fits 10 machines
1963 Yamaha YG1 View schematics
1964 Yamaha YJ1 View schematics
1964 Yamaha YJ2 View schematics
1965 Yamaha YG1K View schematics
1965 Yamaha YJ1K View schematics
1965 Yamaha YJ2S View schematics
1966 Yamaha YA6 View schematics
1966 Yamaha YG1T View schematics
1966 Yamaha YG1TK View schematics
1968 Yamaha YLCM View schematics
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powerhousecycle
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Location: Leominster Massachusetts
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| If you can use it I .have a rear wheel here left over from a bike i stripped a coupe years ago |
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woode
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| Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 9:13 am Post subject: |
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| The wheels on mine are in good shape,but Thanks any way. The only things I am missing so far are the lt.side cover and chaingaurd. |
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zac3g
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Location: So Calif
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| Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 5:54 pm Post subject: |
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I can use several YA-6 parts for a bike I'm trying to bring back to life. Left side cover is one of them. I also need the entire AIR DUCT group of parts. (#39 on the view of parts) also a seat and a few others. If any one has parts for my YA-6 please let me know. It was my first bike and I now have around 20 bikes to ride. (I may need a 12 step program) Thanks and Take Care...
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dorT500
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Location: Galveston County, Tx.
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| woode wrote: | | The wheels on mine are in good shape,but Thanks any way. The only things I am missing so far are the lt.side cover and chaingaurd. |
Good reviews on a certain salvage yard. I have sent you the link in a pm in case you have not already visited the site. Only problem is that they may not have updated a list of parts you may want to choose from or the bike may have been sold as whole. If the site pans out and you get what you want..since you 'asked first'....then you may want to pass the link onto member 'zac3g' for any parts he may want.
Good Luck to the both of you.
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ztnoo
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MR.CHocko
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Location: New Britian, CT
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| At the current time this is what I have and this is off the top of my head. I have NOS YG1 Brake shoes, which I believe also fit most of the small displacement Yamahas of the 60's. I also have TX750 parts and YDS2 rings. Remeber this is off the top of my head. CMSNL is another place to go look for stuff. Right now I cleaning up from the aftermath of a recent break in and robbery, and getting into White Rose mode. Tell me exactly what you are looking for, I may have it used, laying around. How many guys you know use a YDS3 Rear Fender as a door stop. |
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