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Darryl Love Posted on Aug 01, 2011

I need the right side bracket mount for saddlebag 1996 Royal Star

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  • Posted on Apr 11, 2009

SOURCE: 1996 Yamaha Royal Star XVZ 1300 oil clutch

10w40 or 10w 50. Either will do fine.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 06, 2009

SOURCE: would like to know the gas tank capacity for a

YAMAHA ROYAL STAR Engine Type: 1294cc liquid cooled 70 degree DOHC V-four, four valves per cylinder
Bore and Stroke: 79 x 66mm
Compression Ratio: 10.1:1
Carburetor: 4 x 28mm Mikuni CV
Transmission: 5-speed
Wheelbase: 66.7 in.
Dry Weight: 701 lbs.
Tires: Front; 150/80V16 Rear; 150/90V15
Forks: 43mm Kayaba
Rear Suspension: Kayaba mono-shock with adjustable preload
Brakes: 298mm dual front discs with dual-piston calipers; 320mm rear disc with dual-piston calipers
Seat Height: 28.3 in.
Fuel Capacity: 4.8 gallons

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 16, 2009

SOURCE: need to adjust shock absorber on 1996 yamaha royal star

put 45 lbs of air in the rear shock with a low volume air pump that has a check valve in the hose so that it does not bleed off the air when you take the air hose off of the bike the air fitting is located on the right side of the bike on top of the side cover looks just like a valve stem for a tire

swDemonDog

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  • Posted on Nov 15, 2009

SOURCE: need installation instructions for oem vstar 1100

Two bolts on the rear fender will need to be removed.
Also remove the passenger Pillion(Seat). Normally one bolt in the back and the pillion slides into the driver seat. Pulling back on the pillion after removal of the hold down bolt usually releases it.

The brackets to hold the saddlebags straight and away from the rear tire/ brake disc. Mounts with shims to the two bolt holes on either side of the bike. (remember those bolts removed earlier?) Center the saddle bags by eye. Sometimes it is best to have someone hold the bike straight and center from the rear. If the bike is on the kick stand, it will not be easy to center the saddle bags.

Next put the passenger pillion back in place.
Check the bracket clearance and make sure no part of the saddle bags are touching any moving part. You can bend the brackets to adjust but usually not necessary. Just be careful with the chrome fender flares.
Those curved chrome rear fender shiny things. :)
You can scratch the paint very easily while working with them.
Use a cloth/towel where you can to prevent marring of the paint.
Really simple to do with minimal tools. Some of the saddle bag bracket kits come with longer bolts. Use them!

My 1100 Vstar I used the twist rods from a set of Shoe Stretchers.
Screwed directly into a kuryakyn foot peg adapter. Black with a triangular tip worked great. Heck of a lot cheaper too!
Nice thing about this arrangement, only had to remove the foot peg bolts. Then the rear passenger seat. Easy to adjust the angle of the bracket by loosening the foot peg either side. Pull up, push down or bend out to get proper position.

Good luck!
Hope this helps!

Gene Tuck

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  • Posted on Nov 21, 2009

SOURCE: where is the fuel filter located on 1996 Royal

You can download a free service manual at
http://www.yamaha-motor-europe.com/community/service/manuals.jsp

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Two bolts on the rear fender will need to be removed.
Also remove the passenger Pillion(Seat). Normally one bolt in the back and the pillion slides into the driver seat. Pulling back on the pillion after removal of the hold down bolt usually releases it.

The brackets to hold the saddlebags straight and away from the rear tire/ brake disc. Mounts with shims to the two bolt holes on either side of the bike. (remember those bolts removed earlier?) Center the saddle bags by eye. Sometimes it is best to have someone hold the bike straight and center from the rear. If the bike is on the kick stand, it will not be easy to center the saddle bags.

Next put the passenger pillion back in place.
Check the bracket clearance and make sure no part of the saddle bags are touching any moving part. You can bend the brackets to adjust but usually not necessary. Just be careful with the chrome fender flares.
Those curved chrome rear fender shiny things. :)
You can scratch the paint very easily while working with them.
Use a cloth/towel where you can to prevent marring of the paint.
Really simple to do with minimal tools. Some of the saddle bag bracket kits come with longer bolts. Use them!

My 1100 Vstar I used the twist rods from a set of Shoe Stretchers.
Screwed directly into a kuryakyn foot peg adapter. Black with a triangular tip worked great. Heck of a lot cheaper too!
Nice thing about this arrangement, only had to remove the foot peg bolts. Then the rear passenger seat. Easy to adjust the angle of the bracket by loosening the foot peg either side. Pull up, push down or bend out to get proper position.

Good luck!
Hope this helps!
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Need to adjust shock absorber on 1996 yamaha royal star

put 45 lbs of air in the rear shock with a low volume air pump that has a check valve in the hose so that it does not bleed off the air when you take the air hose off of the bike the air fitting is located on the right side of the bike on top of the side cover looks just like a valve stem for a tire
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