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Extra Large Motorcycle Cover - Harley - Honda - YamahaExtra Large Standard Waterproof Motorcycle Cover for touring and full dress bikes. Fits Harley, Honda, Yamaha, Victory and more
Black Widow Rear Spool Motorcycle Stand, Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, MoreThe new Black Widow rear spool motorcycle stand that lifts at the rear spool street or race bikes. Works on any bikes with spools like Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Honda, Buell and more
Motorcycle Show Chrome Accessories 4" Pullback Risers4-inch pullback riser kits for Honda and Yamaha models include chrome caps Fits 1" handlebars
Motorcycle Cobra Speedster Extra Longs for Yamaha V-Star 1300 TourerPowerPort increases power and overall rideability 2-1/2" full-length heat shields fit tip-to-tip for a seamless look and no blueing Beautifully machined end caps for truly custom finish Easy installation
Dunlop KT335 Radial Rear ATV Motorcycle Tire Dunlop Off Road Motorcycle TiresDunlop Off Road ATV Tires. KT335 Radial Rear OE replacement ATV tires from Dunlop Designed to suit the weight, horsepower and handling characteristics of the model for which each tire was designed Size Information: 20x10R-9 = 2001-04 Yamaha 660R Raptor...
Bridgestone G535 Front Motorcycle Tire Bridgestone Blackwall Motorcycle TiresBridgestone Blackwall Cruiser Motorcycle Tires. Bridgestone G535 OE Replacement Front Tire High-quality original replacement tire Blackwall H-rated up to 130 MPH Tubeless type OE Replacement Sizing: 100/90H-19 = Yamaha Virago 1100 '86-'99 . Bridgestone...
Factory Effex - 2012 Complete Yamaha Zuma Scooter Graphic KitFactory Effex - 2012 Complete Yamaha Zuma Graphic Kit This kit gives your Zuma scooter a complete head to toe race-inspired look. We use our exclusive scratch-resistant Ultracurve vinyl and precision cut each kit to fit the exact contours and edges of...
Accel 152457 Motorcycle Stator for Yamaha YFM350, 1987-89With increasing demand for high-output lighting on ATV's and side-by-side UTV's, high-output stators become a necessity. These stators are built with heavy duty components to handle off road abuse. Many OEM electrical systems only provide power to run...
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FAQ - Customer Questions - Yamaha Motorcycle Reviews
- Is it possible to make a generator out of a 1970s 650cc Yamaha motorcycle engine?
I was just wondering if it is possible to make a generator out of a 1970s 650cc Yamaha motorcycle engine if put some sort of radiator on it?
A Of course you could. Here's a power head for it: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=45416 Attach a pulley sheave to the crankshaft and run a belt to the power head. You may need to experiment to find the correct pulley sizes - or if you are good at engineering you could do the math to figure out the ideal sheave sizes. And you could use a circuit from the generator to power an electric fan to provide airflow through the radiator. Edit: I'm not sure if that engine is air-cooled or liquid cooled. If it's air-cooled you might want to add an oil cooler and use a fan on the oil cooler and on the cylinder fins.
I was just wondering if it is possible to make a generator out of a 1970s 650cc Yamaha motorcycle engine if put some sort of radiator on it?
A Of course you could. Here's a power head for it: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=45416 Attach a pulley sheave to the crankshaft and run a belt to the power head. You may need to experiment to find the correct pulley sizes - or if you are good at engineering you could do the math to figure out the ideal sheave sizes. And you could use a circuit from the generator to power an electric fan to provide airflow through the radiator. Edit: I'm not sure if that engine is air-cooled or liquid cooled. If it's air-cooled you might want to add an oil cooler and use a fan on the oil cooler and on the cylinder fins.
- During what years would the 60cc Yamaha Motorcycle have been produced?
During the mid sixties, I had a black 60cc Motorcycle(used) but cannot remember what year it was. I'm trying to get a Picture off the Internet. Do you know a web sight I could go to, to get a Picture of this Bike? My 60cc Yamaha was not a trail bike. I figure it was a few years old when I bought it, maybe older. Not sure.
A Possibly be a 1962-1964 Yamaha YJ1 60cc. http://motorbike-search-engine.co.uk/classic_bikes/yamaha-yj1.jpg
During the mid sixties, I had a black 60cc Motorcycle(used) but cannot remember what year it was. I'm trying to get a Picture off the Internet. Do you know a web sight I could go to, to get a Picture of this Bike? My 60cc Yamaha was not a trail bike. I figure it was a few years old when I bought it, maybe older. Not sure.
A Possibly be a 1962-1964 Yamaha YJ1 60cc. http://motorbike-search-engine.co.uk/classic_bikes/yamaha-yj1.jpg
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