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I posted this in the new member section but after thnking about it feel it should be here. Well let me start off by saying hello to you all! I’m just about ready to buy a 03 Venture it has 13700 miles and is in great condition. It has several extras that I know of extra brake light below trunk, chrome luggage rack, chrome saddlebag guards, driving lights, headlight, driving lights, turn signal light chrome visor rings, highway pegs and I think the leather tank piece is extra also. It also just had a new rear tire and brakes installed. This will be my first Yamaha motorcycle but I have owned several others. 94 Goldwing, 01 Kawasaki Vuclan 1500 Classic, 02 Honda VTX1800 Retro, two 03 Honda VTX1800 Retros and a 01 Harley RoadKing. I have not ridden this bike yet so how can I compare it to what I have ridden/owned? I want to get another dressed touring bike but really did not like the sitting position of the GW. So I can get this bike for $8500.00 with 2 helmets both with J&M headsets. Here is a picture of it tell me what you all think? I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s37/VictoriaVett/100_1683-1.jpg
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Looking for the chrome fuel pump cover for my 92 Virago 1100. So, if anyone has one for sale or has a lead on one, sure would appreciate it.
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has anyone used the show chrome grips for the yamaha with weights . i like the loks better than kury's thanks bill
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At least that is what I think they are. If you have a royale, these screws/bolts are holding your radio controls to the handlebars. If you dont have a Royale, there are plastic plugs over the holes in the clutch and brake reservoirs. I am trying to mount something in those locations and cant find what bolt goes in there. Plus I'm sure the right hand one is left and thread from the looks of it. Anyone know of a store online that may have metric fine thread left hand bolts in chrome? If not chrome then stainless? if not stainless then anything? I'm sure finding a set of stock ones is like finding hen's teeth.
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Is this the latest in GW "safety chrome" ?? :crackup:
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Well, I got my Timberwolf mudflaps on yesterday, and love how it turned out. You holding up your extra on the back of my RSTD out at Dons MD, really did the trick. Took my time, and used SS hardware. Not sure if I'm gonna put chrome trim pcs on yet---maybe I also added a pair of bullet turn signal lenses. Thanks, Steve
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Wow what a weekend!! decide to address some things on the Pearl, and well ended up doing more than planned..... New dunlop404's front and rear, new brakes all the way around, spark plugs, air filters, sync'ed the carbs, plugged the ais unit, changed the oil, and added a lil more chrome! all and all a good weekend other that the wifey's claim I went MIA. But anyways no more popping AT ALL, she purrrrrrrssss!!! now to put some more miles on her thanks to everyone for all the great write ups YOU GUYS ROCK!!!!
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I am looking for chrome clutch and brake lever , are 1st and 2nd gens the same ? and anybody know the part# for after market chrome set ? at 24.50 each for oem i mite as well get good looking ones . Thom
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IN STOCK NOW. PLEASE GET YOUR ORDERS IN. The VentureRider Domed Decals are now available. They are the same size as the small patches, approximately 2.75" tall x 3.5" wide. These are very nice I think. The pictures do not do them justice. The silver part of the text and border has an almost chrome look. These are NOT just regular flat decals. They printed on a metallic silver vinyl so that the silver text and scroll work will have a metallic, somewhat chrome look. They are then domed with a clear poly that gives them somewhat of a 3D look. They will look great on the trunk of the bikes, your auto window, wherever you wish to use them. They are designed for outdoor use. I ordered 250 decals this time. If we end up needing more than that, I can order more later. I don't know WHEN I will be able to order more though. The price break came at 250 so if we are only 50, 100, etc. short...I will not order again until I think that there is demand for at least a couple of hundred. So...you can start ordering whenever you like. They will be $4.00 each and that includes shipping within in the USA or $4.50 each shipped to Canada. Payable via PayPal to dknelson@zoominternet.net Please make sure that you include your mailing address in your PayPal payment.
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just downloaded Chrome , and it is fast , i like it ! been playing with it tonite and it is the only browser that resize this site so i don't have to move back and forth to read . it also works better on NBC and FOX but ABC don't like it yet , it is faster and eazyer to use than Firefox . has anybody tried it yet ? Thom
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http://www.venturerider.org/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=2239 Hope someone wants them!
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Ever think that chrome headlight shroud gives your 2nd gen a "cyclops" look? Here's a couple pics of mine I "cleaned up" (rather quickly) .... looks a whole lot cleaner to me now. I was contemplating getting a second chrome shroud and painting it to match the scoot just up to the forward edge and wondered what it would look like. I think I like it! 3rd pic of course is the stock one.
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Has anyone experianced chrome pealing off their Bub Slipons?? I used to keep the bike outside and found the vary end of the tips are loosing the chrome. The tips were on the bike when I bought last year, but were fine. Thanks,
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I am trying to install the two moles on top and bottom of the front chrome windshield trim. Has anyone come up with a good adhesive to hold these in place? -
First, apologies upfront if this has already been discussed. I've typed in a few variables in the search part and couldn't find anything close so here goes....... Most of my buddies ride Harleys. What I've always admired about their bikes is that they have low cut (4" or taller) tinted windshields which are easily removable in order to change back to a larger shield for long distance riding. (Ahhhh, to have that wind-in-the-face feeling again!) So this got me to thinking about my own Venture and how I'd love to be able to switch back and forth from my huge shield to a tiny one for local rides and real hot summer days. The big problem with our bikes is removing the chrome trim on the fairing because of the design of the damn thing (those little plastic tabs! Aaaargh!). I get nervous as hell trying to remove it just to get inside to do some wiring on occasion, never mind having to remove it on a more regular basis to switch a windshield. So I began thinking up ways to come up with a 'quick' release system for the fairing. My first thought was to find some real shiny chrome screws and drill into the trim and fasten it to the fairing so that way I'd only have maybe 5 screws to remove (2 in the back, 3 upfront) in a fairly reasonable time with an electric screwdriver, then remove the screws for the windshield and make the switch. Voila! Done! But having a discussion one evening with Draegerman, we came up with a better idea. The chrome trim already utilizes 2 screws to make certain it stays put so instead of drilling holes in the trim, why not use magnets? Apparently there are some pretty heavy duty magnets available on the market nowadays that would do the job very well. Mounting them in the right place would surely hold the chrome trim in a perfect position. This way, all you have to do is remove the 2 screws and then pull out the chrome trim and not worry about those plastic tabs anymore! Now you have fast access to the windshield mounting screws and they can be removed just as quickly and switched with another shield. Sure it may take 5, maybe 10 minutes, but to have a shorter screen up front would sure be nice at times. Anybody want to add to this? Anybody come up with any other way to remove a windshield quick? I'd love to hear other ideas if anyone has one before I go and give this particular idea a try. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Bluez
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Have to thank a lot of you for this little gem! My bloke, Alan, likes a drop of whisky as his favourite tipple,or a good red wine. So-o-o I came up with this idea (prompted by you guys) :thumbsup2: and told him "you drink--I buy safety chrome!!" :rotf::rotf::rotf: Think I'm gonna have lots'
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Well, my summer officially starts Sunday night at 6:00. After 3 months of hard, manual, labor we finally have the place spruced up for our big weekend. (Folk's 50th anniversary party at our place and haven't done anything to the farm the last 5 years, cuz we've been to "busy" riding) So.....I'm thinking I derserve to treat myself. I want some chrome, but I'm too tired to come up with any idea's. What do I need to spruce her up a little? Got any idea's?
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I saw this pic and like the taillight chrome. Where can I get this? Thanks
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Here's the progress on the wiring as of right now. I've just got 1 more connector to replace then wire in the new and improved wiring harness, plus tie some grounds and brown leads together. Unfortunately I'm running out of chrome wire loom so that part won't get done. Our local Pep Boys is out of stock but there is a website from the manufacturer, www.spectreperformance.com so I will order from them...
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A new nickel-tungsten alloy developed at MIT could become the new alternative to the chrome coatings we all know and love. See the article below: http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2009/metal-0519.html The only question is will it be widely available before my scooter wears out.
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Here are a few pics of the detachable bracket i'm manufacturing & selling. This bracket has Rosette thumbscrews which make the on/off process quick & easy. There are six (6) one inch slotted holes to make the bracket fairly universal, although you may need to drill your own holes if your tour pak can't make these holes work. Can be purchased in black powder coat to match the bikes framework, unfinished (either one $199.00 + shipping) chrome plated ($325.00 + shipping). the Rosette thumbscrews will screw directly into the existing threaded (chrome capped) hole on either side of fender bracket. http://i42.tinypic.com/1hcpk0.jpg http://i41.tinypic.com/5n55pu.jpg -
Got a large rock right on the chrome strip below the windshield of my rsv today. Big dent and deep scratch. I will have to replace it. Dealer closed till Tuesday. Just curious what these things cost. Anyone know?
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There is only 1 piece (actually set) of chrome left to put on the bike. Eck this is what a clean RSV looks like :rasberry: doesn't have mud all over it like yours does. :rotf:
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Hey All, been putting this off for as long as I can, but Today's the Day. For now, I am listing my 03 RSV only on this site. I will sell my "Sweet Thing" for what I call My Best Price, for what is fair to me, and fair to the new lucky owner, I am not greedy, so accepting offers. Here is the information and accessories: 2003 RSV ACCESSORIES Yamaha Star Chrome-Headlight Visor Yamaha Star Chrome-Front & Rear Turn Signal Visors Yamaha Star Chrome-Driving Light Visors Clear Front & Rear Turn Signal Lights Front Fender 50’s Style light Short Windshield Dash Trim Kit-50’s Style Chrome Brake Covers Kruze Cady Leather Cup & Chrome Clamp Kuryakyn ISO-Flame Grips Leather Lever Covers with Lace Stainless Steel Royal Star Venture Radiator Cover Chrome Driving Lights with Visors-55 watts Yamaha Star Chrome-Air Filter Covers K&N Air Filters Chrome Rear Brake Cover Kuryakyn Longhorn Offsets and Retro Foot Pegs Auto Alarm sound horn-Loud Yamaha Star Chrome Luggage Rack Trunk Spoiler with Light 18" Light Bar below trunk Chrome Bullet Rear Lights with Visor Eagle Chrome License Plate Frame with Bullet Fasteners Black Leather Mud Flaps with Studs and Fringe-Front & Rear 29” Fish Tail Pipes with 8” Baffles, on RSV, but optional Exhaust Pipe Heat Shield 7” each side New Avon Rear Tire 4-29-09, Front Tire is a 130 like new RSV Repair Manual Original Exhaust will also go with sale of RSV 41,000 miles. It does have a few Minor blemishes from road wear James Beyer 989-345-5099
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Over 2 years and 12,000 miles before I dropped it in the parking lot. I was trying to back it into a space and got it leaned over a little too far. Managed to set it down soft enough that it didn't even scratch the chrome on the crash bars. Some one ran over and helped me pick it up before I even had time to think about the best places to lift from or figure out the best leverage position..
