20 Most Recent 1999 Yamaha XVS 650 Dragstar Classic Questions & Answers

Go to a local FinishMaster store and they will use a color eye to find u a color

1. Easy out, you should be able to drill out the hole for the easy out with the right bit and some wd. 2. if its steel in aluminum, If you cannot get a vise grip on it, weld something to the stud stub, let cool, then heat the aluminum around the stud and try removing it. Al. should expand outward giving you a little play. Just be careful of the gasket surface.

you can put any engine you want in this frame as long as your fabrication skills are very good and your not scared to have the bike fall apart from the stress of too much power or torque

If you follow the pipes they will tell you by themselves they're really easy you have four alan bolts at the blocks 2 and 2 then be careful to dislodge the pipes from the balancer then there are a couple of bolts behind the wide parts.

yep!easy.
when you take it off loose nothing inside. make sure parts are OIL FREE- use rags and brake cleen or any good degreaser and a clean rag apply a small amount of gasket maker/ sealant as per tube instructions.
Good luck!

you can loosen a bit any mounting bolts holding the bars, then use a bit of force to pry it to where you want them, then re tighten the bolts

look for your fuse panel may be by the drivers side or under the hood drivers side.Once found the panel or fuse box cover should tell you what number fuse is needed and where its located for both the tail light indicators and back brake lights good luck

Check and adjust the float levels in the Carb or carbs.

check fuses first then check each socket for power on at least 2 wires

We would find it useful to know what machine the engine is fitted to.
Thank you

It sounds like the chain and sprockets are worn and will not let the bike back up.

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