On my SG, the triple tree plate that says "Yamaha" and mounts just below the headlight on the forks.....the SG is so rusted yet my SH one looks great.
I ordered a Midnight Special one just to have one that wasn't rusted, then had it painted to match my tank and battery covers.
Anyway.....before I dive into pulling everything off from above it, does anyone have any tips from experience of ways to avoid getting myself into a much more level of difficulty or is it simple enough yet time consuming?
I'm also replacing the mounting brackets for the headlamp and replacing the headlamp bucket so it's not like I don't have to remove that stuff already.
Not being much of a mechanic, I was proud of myself with the simple mounting of the on/off, starter button assembly......until.... when I went to connect the four wires (2 red, 1 blue, 1 black) of course the connection boxes didn't match up. I ended up cutting the wires and connecting them with four double ended crimps. That allowed me to keep the original plastic connection box located below the fuel tank.
Don
I ordered a Midnight Special one just to have one that wasn't rusted, then had it painted to match my tank and battery covers.
Anyway.....before I dive into pulling everything off from above it, does anyone have any tips from experience of ways to avoid getting myself into a much more level of difficulty or is it simple enough yet time consuming?
I'm also replacing the mounting brackets for the headlamp and replacing the headlamp bucket so it's not like I don't have to remove that stuff already.
Not being much of a mechanic, I was proud of myself with the simple mounting of the on/off, starter button assembly......until.... when I went to connect the four wires (2 red, 1 blue, 1 black) of course the connection boxes didn't match up. I ended up cutting the wires and connecting them with four double ended crimps. That allowed me to keep the original plastic connection box located below the fuel tank.
Don
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