Using Genuine Parts– tag –
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[Thoughts] OEM parts adaptation not so simple (ﾟДﾟ). Yamaha OEM Brembo Radial brake master BEB2583T10 (black) BEB2583T0000 (silver)
There are people who think it's OK as long as the part is installed and working, and people who don't. . . . Is it me? Or am I overthinking it? Here's the re... -
OEM parts reuse: More SHOWA non-cartridge CB1100RS M39-P1.00 OEM top cap is hot 51450-MGC-JD1 gun metal with O-ring 51450-MGC-JP1 black without O-ring
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_BfToWnvMw&feature=youtu.be 51450-MGC-JD1 gun metal with O-ring51450-MGC-JP1 black without O-ring -
OEM parts application: Yamaha MOS caliper aluminum piston 5PW-25802-00 (30φ) 5PW-25802-10 (27φ)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjouOkF8S6Y Yamaha MOS caliper aluminum piston 5PW-25802-00 (30φ) 5PW-25802-10 (27φ) -
OEM Parts Repurposing: SHOWA Non-Cartridge CB1100RS M39-P1.00 OEM Top Cap Is Hot
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Episode 6 [Inazuma 1200] Clear and stable mirrors—OEM is the way to go. Yamaha OEM mirror 1XC-26280-20 for a low, dark stance?
As you get older, bigger mirrors and turn signals are better (safety). I wonder if I'll become one of those guys who covers everything in reflective tape som... -
OEM Parts Repurposing: 38110-GFL-013 Honda Genuine Mitsuba HI Horn Is Compact and Great!
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OEM parts reuse: stylish weight reduction. Yamaha OEM 90401-10172 S banjo bolt M10 P1.25
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Can you fit a 1200 full-scale meter on an Inazuma 750?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEni8EoCyAs Suzuki 34110-03F10 Full-scale meter for Inazuma 750 -
OEM parts application: Honda OEM 30φ & 34φ Nissin aluminum pistons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cets0cQy6uw 45117-MCJ-006 30.10φ*22.58MM $19.10 each 45107-MCJ-006 33.82φ*22.90MM $22.90 each -
[Thoughts] Suzuki motorcycle OEM parts keep getting discontinued…
I was doing some research today... and every part I thought I might want... was discontinued. Honestly, there's really nothing you can do about it. If a bike...
