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 Post subject: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 13 Jun 2010 10:29 
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As it says on the title. Long shot on here I know but will be doing a more active search elsewhere - just wondered if anyone had one laying around. Preferably straight, not like the one we took off the project bike :D

Sorry, 1995 RGV250 :oooops:


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 13 Jun 2010 12:32 
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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 15 Jun 2010 17:41 
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No luck so far. Been offered a new one for £450, nearly what we paid for the darn bike.
The yoke has obviously had a full on frontal, it's straight if you look straight on but from the side it's bent back, towards the bike.
Is it possible to straighten it?
Only ask because I saw the Lazzzydogs post here: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=7018&start=15
Tone might know and call me stupid for asking but he's down the garage tinkering and, well, you lot are here, with me, in the study :D


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 15 Jun 2010 18:30 
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Roz wrote:
No luck so far. Been offered a new one for £450, nearly what we paid for the darn bike.
The yoke has obviously had a full on frontal, it's straight if you look straight on but from the side it's bent back, towards the bike.
Is it possible to straighten it?
Only ask because I saw the Lazzzydogs post here: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=7018&start=15
Tone might know and call me stupid for asking but he's down the garage tinkering and, well, you lot are here, with me, in the study :D



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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 15 Jun 2010 19:51 
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Lol, ta Adam. Would be a bit rude though.
"Hello, I've never spoken to you before but..."
I'd be too :oooops:

Told Tone that I'd asked about straightening it and he's worried about it's future stability if that's done :sad1:


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 15 Jun 2010 20:12 
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I'm sure he wouldn't mind but there's loads of others out there too (although judging by the motor mount he makes for Tubers, his work is top quality 8-) ). With the correct measurments and a CNC mill, it's really straightforward. I've even knocked one out for my Enfield/JAP on the vertical mill on my Myford - but that does take a long time lOl

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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 15 Jun 2010 20:24 
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Think you'll find that Andy already has a cnc programme for the rgv yokes......bung him a PM :idea:

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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 15 Jun 2010 20:43 
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There you go girl; don't be shy ;) lOl

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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 16 Jun 2010 20:53 
ive got the whole front end think its from a vj22 2 exhausts exit 1 sipe both yokes n forks bottom yokes a lil bit corroded n the dust seals on the forks are perrished


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 16 Jun 2010 21:09 
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Cheers guys. Tone found a place locally that may be able to help him out with the yoke so he's going to run it over there in the next day or two, depending when he can nip out of the office. If no luck I may go for the brave move and PM Mr Spondon, though I noticed he's not psoted here for a while.
Tony is interested in your front end though Supreme ( :shock: ) and has asked me to ask if you've any pics and what kinda price are you looking for? It's a VJ22 he's got so we may be in business as long as yours are better than his ;)


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 16 Jun 2010 21:13 
il c what i can do with pics il get on it


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 16 Jun 2010 21:20 
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Thank you :4roz:


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 16 Jun 2010 21:44 
ive been meaning to clear out the shed il c what else ive got too left over from the 250/500 conversion


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 16 Jun 2010 21:54 
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Err, I've just had "Lucky bastard, does he wanna get rid of that?" muttered in my ear :hehe: :worthy:


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 Post subject: Re: RGV bottom yoke
PostPosted: 16 Jun 2010 22:21 
that ones been gone about a 2 years now :( was good fun but lots of tweekin sll the time though got a good price for it but not what it cost and constantly ate tyres and chaines too but boy was it fookin good fun geared to 135 n popped wheelies in most cogs it had 4x 250 heads on cnc plates straight plug heads ported n polished too with carbon rotary disc valves the grouse valves fitted to the flat siders for extra fuell flow to the bowls set uop on the dyno running open filters :) :) :)


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