Posted by Scrape on September 10, 2011, 8:04 pm
Won't go into details here, but got taken advantage of by someone who
apparently skipped training the day they explained "Honor".
This needs to go if anyone's looking for one or knows someone that is.
Will travel to some extent based on a referral from anyone from RMD.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item '0812023001
&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
Posted by Spodely on September 11, 2011, 3:16 pm
You know that you will have to tell me this story. I've been dealing
with probably similar issues. Called about plenty of bikes and they
were not as described on the internet and phone. One was described as
a "Ducatti", but when I got there, it was an FZ1 with some Ducatti
plastic and lettering. I've given up.
The roadcouch had sat unused, untouched and untreated (gas) for four
years. So, I tore down the roadcouch, rebuilt the carbs (all f'n four
of them, which is a HUGE tangent that will take about 10 paragraphs),
rewired some wires that had been rat or squirrel food (another few
paragraphs), and I'm putting new seals/gaskets and oil in the
drivetrain (of which I'm sure will progress the above 15 paragraphs
into a short story/mini-novel).
This all means... you will need to be on a roadbike again in about 2
to 3 weeks. And in addition, since it's going to start cooling off,
we need to keep you in the dirt realm.
John
Posted by Scrape on September 11, 2011, 7:28 pm
907f06b19926@k15g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:
> You know that you will have to tell me this story. I've been dealing
> with probably similar issues. Called about plenty of bikes and they
> were not as described on the internet and phone. One was described as
> a "Ducatti", but when I got there, it was an FZ1 with some Ducatti
> plastic and lettering. I've given up.
>
> The roadcouch had sat unused, untouched and untreated (gas) for four
> years. So, I tore down the roadcouch, rebuilt the carbs (all f'n four
> of them, which is a HUGE tangent that will take about 10 paragraphs),
> rewired some wires that had been rat or squirrel food (another few
> paragraphs), and I'm putting new seals/gaskets and oil in the
> drivetrain (of which I'm sure will progress the above 15 paragraphs
> into a short story/mini-novel).
>
> This all means... you will need to be on a roadbike again in about 2
> to 3 weeks. And in addition, since it's going to start cooling off,
> we need to keep you in the dirt realm.
How much does a Yamacati sell for? What model? And FZstrada?
Posted by MXEditor on September 12, 2011, 10:53 am
> 907f06b19...@k15g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:
> > You know that you will have to tell me this story. I've been dealing
> > with probably similar issues. Called about plenty of bikes and they
> > were not as described on the internet and phone. One was described as
> > a "Ducatti", but when I got there, it was an FZ1 with some Ducatti
> > plastic and lettering. I've given up.
> > The roadcouch had sat unused, untouched and untreated (gas) for four
> > years. So, I tore down the roadcouch, rebuilt the carbs (all f'n four
> > of them, which is a HUGE tangent that will take about 10 paragraphs),
> > rewired some wires that had been rat or squirrel food (another few
> > paragraphs), and I'm putting new seals/gaskets and oil in the
> > drivetrain (of which I'm sure will progress the above 15 paragraphs
> > into a short story/mini-novel).
> > This all means... you will need to be on a roadbike again in about 2
> > to 3 weeks. And in addition, since it's going to start cooling off,
> > we need to keep you in the dirt realm.
> How much does a Yamacati sell for? What model? And FZstrada?
I have been eyeing this on CL, but starting to realize that it's a lot
cheaper to just buy one that runs and doesn' t need a buncha crap....
1986 was the first year though, will be rare someday....http://
westernmass.craigslist.org/mcy/2578546997.html
Posted by Scrape on September 12, 2011, 6:08 pm
4697a234f115@i2g2000yqm.googlegroups.com:
> I have been eyeing this on CL, but starting to realize that it's a lot
> cheaper to just buy one that runs and doesn' t need a buncha crap....
> 1986 was the first year though, will be rare someday....http://
> westernmass.craigslist.org/mcy/2578546997.html
The post has been deleted from CL. What was it?
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> with probably similar issues. Called about plenty of bikes and they
> were not as described on the internet and phone. One was described as
> a "Ducatti", but when I got there, it was an FZ1 with some Ducatti
> plastic and lettering. I've given up.
>
> The roadcouch had sat unused, untouched and untreated (gas) for four
> years. So, I tore down the roadcouch, rebuilt the carbs (all f'n four
> of them, which is a HUGE tangent that will take about 10 paragraphs),
> rewired some wires that had been rat or squirrel food (another few
> paragraphs), and I'm putting new seals/gaskets and oil in the
> drivetrain (of which I'm sure will progress the above 15 paragraphs
> into a short story/mini-novel).
>
> This all means... you will need to be on a roadbike again in about 2
> to 3 weeks. And in addition, since it's going to start cooling off,
> we need to keep you in the dirt realm.