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  1. My scooter went up 12.5% on road tax this year. Still not a lot. But it's starting to add up with that sort of percentage every year.
  2. Seen this quite often. It's very annoying as some parts were shared between models. But these people selling them have no clue. Yamaha Europe do a great part number catalogue. It allows you to search for the original number. But also look at other vehicles in the range. To see if it's a compatible part. https://www.yamaha-motor.eu/gb/en/service-support/parts-catalogue/
  3. I feel real sorry for you. You took every option open to you to track this guy down, before proceeding.
  4. Yes without some documentation saying the vehicle is yours. I imagine they won't cut a key for you.
  5. When the maintenance is measured in hours. It's not going to make a great road bike. Look for one of the last DT 125's.
  6. That's why Yamaha started the GYTR program and others have similar program where you can buy for the track only.
  7. The Kawasaki ninja ZX-R is coming back to the uk as a 2024 model. Not sure how many they might sell though. When Yamaha brought back the newer styled R6, it didn't exactly set the sales charts alight. Nice to see a sports bike brought back from the dead though.
  8. Coming along nicely. You don't need to measure the height of the jets. They just screw in till they are snug. With the mixture screw most just count the turns in from where it is to lightly seated. Probably a bit more accurate than a rule. But a rule would work I guess. Good thinking outside the box. It will probably have a stock setting for the mixture screw in the manual.
  9. If you look up the part in Yamaha Europe's parts catalogue. You can see if it's the same part number. https://www.yamaha-motor.eu/gb/en/services/yamaha-offers-you/parts-catalogue/
  10. If you get the helmet with the blue tooth built in. You don't pay the vat on the communication device. As it's all classed as safety equipment.
  11. Code 19 is the side stand switch. But apparently it can also be the connection between the ignition switch and the ECU. Which uses a separate circuit.
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