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I wear Nitrile 6mil gloves pretty much all the time when working on bikes. For me, good balance of feel, strength and chemical resistance. Even...
The 86 def had a pin. Before drilling, remove the master and install the switch, then see if you might have just enough room to reinstall. I...
Nice. The treated tanks should be fine during normal use. Fill them up for any storage time. White tank appears to be RC24/26.
Well... As I stated, my engine that I want to get sorted is an 86. I've got PLENTY of 84/85 shit.
OK! Now this makes more sense.
I honestly don't know what is going on anymore.
I would initially say, "nah". But the pic of the radiator... Doesn't look like any knuckles have been in there. "Hey boss, should we adjust...
Pretty damn nice VFR there, Baz, Bet it sounds pretty sweet. Front brake lever seems to have a "custom" bend... What's up with the fasteners on...
This is very confusing. You have an 84 engine, right? The 86 heads are not necessarily a bolt on, as you stated in the first post. You then...
I'm talking about a head. You're talking about the cases (cylinders). I thought you were getting your cylinders back soon
If I can find a pearl white in Duplicolor that is close enough I may try that out. I have a fender I need to find for some 41mm 88/89 forks I...
Super cool. Can't wait til later to look the pics over better. Literally just stopped on a ride. [ATTACH] Wish this dude would leave so I can...
From seller: "VF500 mounting looks complete with original print instructions." [ATTACH]
Pics of the exhaust!
I might trade you an 86 head for an 84/85. I have an 86 engine from my race bike that sucked a valve id like to prep as a back up street engine.
The cams are different and the valves are different sizes 84/85 to 86. You need 84/85 everything.
Awesome. Look forward to a report.
The bike was an Eastern Washington bike. Meaning it had sat in the sun and the blue inner panels were very faded. My friend, the second owner,...
That's totally my bag, baby.
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