Yammer Dan

I use 20/50 Castrol. Plain old car oil!! In my opinion anything else is a good way to throw money away!!!Use a good oil and change it as you should. OK back to the corner.....

Have a Great one you two!!!:clap2: I might make it that far if I keep the guns hid from her!!!:whistling:

Pass the Popcorn man....... Getting it out TWICE in one year?? Proof in other words.....

Well it is a 2nd Gen.. Can't expect much....

I have broken 50 but my right hand keeps me around 40.

Have a GREAT ONE Allen!!:clap2::Happy Birthday::Happy Birthday:

Not at all Barry. Beauty is in the eyes of the Beer Holder. "Brown Sugar" don't take no 2nd place to no wanna be... If the truth were known I think the 2nd Gens are a great looking bike. Limited income the last 10 yrs with all my accidents makes the 1st Gens more appealing and I really think once you get into them Yamaha got it right the 1st time. I looked at 2nd Gens just because of the thought of a "newer" bike but the more I get into them the more I'm convinced I'm gonna stay on a 1st Gen. Faster, Better looking, Handle better, Tach, Clock, and I got a few parts!!

I got 21 of them. And it ain't over yet....

I don't think "Brown Sugar" would stand for that.....

The Sea-Foam is best at keeping problems away. Keeps fuel system perking as it should. It will cure some problems of crud building up in the system but using it as you should keeps these grimlins from climbing on board.

Flat blade method works. Just takes a little playing.

My body tells me to look but my heart will never give up my 1st gens!!

What Gary said. I fixed a 1st Gen for less than a buck. Still holding enough to do 110 MPH in third gear........:whistling:

http://www.repairmanual.com/online/official-1986-1993-yamaha-xvz13-venture-factory-service-manual-lit-11616-xv-14/ Sure ain't cheap. I paid about 30 bucks for 1st one I got.

# for MK II manual # LIT-11616-XV-14 That is on front of my book. Another number is #LIT-11616-07-27

List can't be right!! I didn't see "BROWN SUGAR" in there!!

Its only a 1500 Margaret. And no Cassette. And Winger Dan??? I think I'll pass on this one!!:rotfl:

Thank you Wayne.

Exhaust leak at clamp on rear headers?

Sea-Foam??

Here is the one I was looking at. A real beauty but just don't grab me. http://muskegon.craigslist.org/mcy/3886537136.html

A little is good. More got to be better..... At least you had the nerve to get in thereand do it!! I wiggle mine for 15 minutes when I want to adjust. There's electric in there..:whistling:

Fingers crossed with prayers Scott. It don't hurt to cover all bases.

Don't worry!! Mine isn't for physical reasons. I can handle the bike fine. Its Mental.

Hummm......