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  • puskrat
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    Is someone ready to NOT speak in whispers and innuendos? If so, I think the kidney belt is like a backbrace? I can see a racerider wearing one. I used to get a nasty crick in my middle back sitting on a bench jonboat seat, and a proper brace would support correct posture.

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  • motoman
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    3Phase............yep it is(kidney belt).........and us serious moto-x racers used them every race.

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  • 3Phase
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    Before or after? That's one of those situations where the order of operations really doesn't matter. If it does then, yeah, you're definitely doing something wrong!


    Anyway! Deviated whale jokes aside: no, corsets weren't just for women but their venerable antecedent the kidney belt is still used every day:-

    Kidney Belt vs Corset

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  • MaximPhil
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    Originally posted by 3Phase
    Only the best:

    Hi Scott,
    I always thought the sperm oil was used...
    after you got the corset off
    was I doing it wrong?
    Phil

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  • TopCatGr58
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    Hey Scott,

    These youngen's probably don't get that anyways!?

    SO...for those too young to get that reference, in the old days, like the 1800's or such,
    the stiff ribbings/slats within women's corsets(an extreme Girdle) were made from Baleen/Whale bone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corset

    That particular OIL "came" from, was extracted/processed from Sperm Whale blubber.....not from some other liquid source!

    They weren't just for women either!


    T.C.

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  • 3Phase
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    Originally posted by DiverRay
    What oil do you use with the corset????
    Only the best:

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  • puskrat
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    Originally posted by DiverRay
    What oil do you use with the corset????
    I got nothing

    Unless you mean that Chevrolet performance car, which I think currently uses a concoction called Dexos1



    btw I am now the happy owner of a smallest, lightest DOT helmet. Available in gloss black, I chose (pusk)rat rod black. I have a blaze orange bandana slated to cover it. Visibility is everything.

    Now back to the tool box.
    Last edited by puskrat; 12-15-2016, 10:07 PM.

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  • DiverRay
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    What oil do you use with the corset????

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  • puskrat
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    hmmm corsets. Wait we dont have a corset thread on this website do we

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  • 3Phase
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    One would almost think they sold corsets, not motorcycles.

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  • puskrat
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    i have never seen so many different items called stays. Ymaha loved that word.
    havent seen that part. i may have one in my pile. would save some fabricating

    thanks again

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  • 3Phase
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    The stay skinny

    I can't figure out if you're removing the fairing and trying to put the horns back on the frame after removing the fairing mount bracket or what.

    Forum member Andreas Weiss may have the horn bracket lurking in a corner somewhere and sometimes the bracket shows up on eBay.
    Search for part number 2H9-2134Y-00-00.

    Here's a picture from our cousins across the pond that shows the correct horn bracket for the 1980G XS1100 you have in your sig':-

    XS1100.com UK
    Author Topic: nos part two




    Here's the Boats.net parts list:-

    1980 XS1100G Yamaha Motorcycle FRAME Diagram and Parts

    17 STAY, HORN 2H9-2134Y-00-00 $15.48 1 PART OBSOLETE

    http://www.boats.net/parts/search/Ya...AME/parts.html

    PRODUCT OBSOLETE

    This Yamaha 2H9-2134Y-00-00 STAY, HORN is used on these models and components:

    1980 XS1100G FRAME
    1981 XS1100H FRAME

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  • puskrat
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    thanks gents. There are two 'straps' hanging off the fairing bracket. Were, I should say. Nothing like taking something apart to find out how it's made. The two straps can be attached to a plain flat bar which i will attach via the mounting holes previously securing the fairing bracket.

    I'm doubting the origin story of the body work on this bike. I was told the luggage and fairing were swap meet material. However, The tapped holes in my front tubes were not shop adds.

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  • MaximPhil
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    Originally posted by puskrat
    Mine are on short bkts on fairing mount. Ive removed said fairing with the intent of leaving it off. On Stds with no fairing, how were horns mounted. Am I closing in on the "f" word? I really didnt want to make something
    Hi Puskrat,
    If you do need to "F" something it is only a bit of flat steel about
    25mm wide (1inch) and 1/8" thick.
    If you have the same bracket as mine the horn looks like this.


    Hope that hepls
    Phil

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  • 3Phase
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    There's a horn bracket that bolts to a frame tab and the horns are bolted to the outer ends of the bracket.

    The frame tab is the one below the frame head with the two holes in it where the fairing mount bracket was bolted.

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