Questions & Answers for: Yamaha V Star 1100 Classic train driving

Removing Yamaha rear tire (1100 Classic) Can someone explain how to remove the rear tire on my 2001 Yamaha 1100 classic please. Thanks. do you mean remove the wheel? tires are best left to a shop to ...

Replacing broken drive shaft 2000 Yamaha v star 1100 classic, some mechanic said something about either replacing or lubricating the U joint when replacing the drive shaft, does this sound familiar to

what's the widest rear tire that can be installed on a 2002 vstar 1100 classic without a drive train modification With out modification to the drive train you can go up one more tire size than stock ...

Yamaha VStar 1100. Valve train noise after starter clutch repair. Replaced One-way starter clutch on V-Star. Cam timing marks shown in Yamaha Manual do not match actual marks on rotor. Bike runs rough

driving me nuts.sounds like a valve tapping.valve train is silent (with a stethescope)appears to be coming from starter clutch side...in that area.oil pump drive chain seems excessively sloppy...could

Good Day, I have an 1100 V Star and the drive shaft dust cover cut in 2 pieces, it's the metal tube the drive shaft goes into. I was informed by Yamaha no big deal, just a cover. When I picked up the ...

What is the procedure to remove the rear wheel on a XVS 1100A Classic Yamaha Cruiser? Raise the back of the bike high enough that you can drop the wheel out the bottom other wise you may have to take ...

i need to replace a tire on back of a 2003 yahama v star and its shaft driven so how do i go about it This should help you a fair bit, it's not that big a job. Instructions below found at: ...

how hard is it to change the plugs on a v star 1100? 2005 Easy if you are a trained Yamaha technician, difficult if you are someone that has never done it before. The one thing you do need is a ...

...again. If I slow down in any gear as slowing for a stop or going down hill the engine or drive train will most time whine, high pitch, very loud. If I stop and start out in 1st gear the sound ...