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Yeah Hello all been awhile since I was here, winters are long and harsh here in Alberta so haven’t done much on my bike since last here. I hate to double post but my last thread was more about an idea to restore my bike via 3D printing here https://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?137341-3d-printing-replacement-fairing-and-parts&p=1045382#post1045382. Anyway that idea hasn’t panned out well and now I can’t even get my printer going so I decided to go another route. It’s been a slow process as I am still learning a lot but I hope to be up and running soon, I decided to come in here and share with you guys in stead of raging out after snapping my clutch level off in a poor attempt to straighten it sigh...B0A7056F-28B4-4EF1-BB63-80E6C14C7081.jpg here is a photo of the add I purchased this bike for $250 CAD

it did come with the bags and I was planning to keep them however they were in fairly ruff shape.

 

here I begin tear down some of these pics were on other thread but felt i should put them all together IMG_1645.jpgIMG_1644.jpgIMG_1643.jpgIMG_1642.jpgIMG_1641.jpgIMG_1640.jpgIMG_1639.jpgIMG_1638.jpgIMG_1637.jpgIMG_1623.jpgIMG_1630.jpgIMG_1629.jpgIMG_1628.jpgIMG_1627.jpgIMG_1622.jpg as you can see it was in pretty bad shape

 

 

 

This is where I attempt to repair the fairing But they were just so bad and it was my first attempt at body work attachment.php?attachmentid=116160&stc=1&d=1555777411attachment.php?attachmentid=116161&stc=1&d=1555777469B7B5892E-39D0-408A-BEDD-33CCB83C961D.jpg

 

For got how to edit on this site lol been kinda of a relearning period so bear with me lol, any way this is that clutch lever I damaged trying to straighten sigh... 48C917AA-F618-4F10-AC54-3B07BC08D0B2.jpg This is the damaged sifter I have yet to repair FF44C584-F6BE-43E0-B0E8-26AA1691508C.jpg This is How im securing my tail lights at the momemt this is temporary as budget permits I may swap out this entire rear end changing the rear fender etc 6FCDFB61-9B01-4C4D-A498-461054AD522F.jpg some more photos showing some cable management etc 9A109FCA-4DA7-4E65-8155-9918051BD4A9.jpg12154286-34B6-4C3D-BE90-23DDF508C2A1.jpg766851EE-B29E-483E-B644-673656202431.jpg

 

Test fitting of the headlight 3B45E1EC-8BFA-4CDD-8877-7C28DDE49692.jpg test fitting of the new side Panels (I may replace these as well but this gets me on the road this summer :) 36FE5A84-A530-4692-9841-28EF85FA81AE.jpg Well Im all caught up now I think Till I get back out the the shop and finish assembly

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Looks like quite a project! Keep us updated!

 

 

Oh oh I am much further along it’s Good Friday and had a family commitment to go to will finish posturing when I get home, try anyway had a few beers may end up being tomorrow some time lol

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Still updateing this as I have time but just wondering what this is and if it can be removed?? I see other bobber builds don’t have this part?https://www.venturerider.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=116170

 

 

Thought someone would answer this right away I truly do not know what this triangle plastic thing is does no one know or is it just that stupid a question lmao??

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From the photo I would guess its an oil collector.

 

Oh ok ty at least I know what to reaserch now looking at other bobber builds I don’t see this box so thinking it can be removed?? Or does it serve a purpose?? Hmm anyway ty I’ll be reading tonight I guess

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Oh ok ty at least I know what to reaserch now looking at other bobber builds I don’t see this box so thinking it can be removed?? Or does it serve a purpose?? Hmm anyway ty I’ll be reading tonight I guess

 

 

Not sure what happened I answered but it didn't post,,, So if it is what I mentioned there will be a hose attached to the bottom from the crankcase! Then yes if you wish you can delete it and perhaps sell or offer it up...

It prevents oil from entering the air box is all.

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Not sure what happened I answered but it didn't post,,, So if it is what I mentioned there will be a hose attached to the bottom from the crankcase! Then yes if you wish you can delete it and perhaps sell or offer it up...

It prevents oil from entering the air box is all.

 

Oh ok ty does this happen often? Is that a Necessary part?

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So 1 more stupid question but does anyone know if I can replace current clutch with something like this https://www.ebay.ca/itm/22mm-lever-Handle-Hydraulic-clutch-Brake-Pump-Master-Cylinder-Motorcycle/142684245982?var=441669940587&hash=item2138a4cfde:g:eWcAAOSwoBlaep7Z it says only up to 500cc but looks similar not sure though if it holds enough fluid and weather or not the banjo bolt is the same, thanks again Gould be the last stupid question for awhile.

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Not sure what happened I answered but it didn't post,,, So if it is what I mentioned there will be a hose attached to the bottom from the crankcase! Then yes if you wish you can delete it and perhaps sell or offer it up...

It prevents oil from entering the air box is all.

 

Steven,

It looks like the missing post is in the Carb Rebuild Parts thread.

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Major setback on my build Yamaha dealer tells me after market clutch won’t work I need a Yamaha venture clutch, boo guess I’ll have to keep an eye out. Anyone happen to find any aftermarket alternatives?? I did see a few on eBay that look similar but dealer says it won’t work?

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Are you talking about the clutch master cylinder? The clutch slave cylinder? Or the friction clutch assembly it's self?

 

There are a plethora of Venture master cylinders, both clutch and brakes on ebay and the clutch slave is still available new from Yamaha and most vendors(partzilla, boats.net, etc.)

 

PM skydoc_17 here. he may have everything you need.

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Are you talking about the clutch master cylinder? The clutch slave cylinder? Or the friction clutch assembly it's self?

 

There are a plethora of Venture master cylinders, both clutch and brakes on ebay and the clutch slave is still available new from Yamaha and most vendors(partzilla, boats.net, etc.)

 

PM skydoc_17 here. he may have everything you need.

 

I broke the lever and failed at removing the screws from the reservoir they both snapped off 😞

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Hmm eBay says these will work https://www.ebay.ca/itm/22mm-Motorcycle-Brake-Clutch-Master-Cylinder-For-Honda-Yamaha-Suzuki-Kawasaki/202464432081?fits=Model%3AVenture&hash=item2f23d20fd1:g:sS8AAOSwDYxbvyIf but then again I tried on a few I knew wouldn’t and a couple of them said it would work too such as the ones for 1” handlebars, even tried a couple that looked exactly the same 1 set said it would fit the other said no. This is so confusing.

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So haven’t felt great the last few days, all I could really do was stay in side search the net for my clutch☹️, anyway got out there for a few min today messed around with my rats Nest of wires lol, I had originally tried to hide the fall over sensor, reserve lighting unit, and canceiling unit behind my head light but I still have a mess of wires to deal with I thought I could get by till phase 2 but meh. I am now thinking about moving my coils to the front of the engine like on zaggers build and stuffing the electronics in where the coils go. So many decisions that or eliminating them, also plan to move the ignition to the side. Anyway here’s what I’m talking about.488C221D-2186-4621-B036-6AECF0991960.jpg4D94A8E6-DD47-41F5-9BF4-EC2E86A89BB9.jpgE2B120E9-A7C9-4337-BF2F-4F7850C9A3C0.jpg

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