Valve stem seals - where?

[Shuriken]

I lost my valve stem seals after moving them to a "safe location" after deciding they were going to get lost. Well, now I can't find them anywhere.

When I bought them, they were on e-bay for a smokin' deal.

Does anyone have a recommended parts source for these?

I need another good deal. I'm starting to gather parts for the top-end big bore job. I also found a place that bores cylinders for only $35 bucks. Not bad, considering the locals here bored my 2-stroke cylinder for $68 bucks. If I can ship the cylinders, have them bored, I may still save over local....

Ben

[strom]

OK, valve stem seals.. there are the o-ring thingies on the bottom and valve seals on the top that just click on.
The o-rings... I got em from my yamaha dealer, valve seals too.
Bout the boring... get someone who does it right, not one who does it cheap.

LP

[DEmily]

I got them at Partsnmore.com for 3 bucks each.

[Shuriken]

Wow. Partsnmore has a nice website and great prices...

Ben

[John]

Benneli6@aol.com $33. I just put one in my bike. No master link tho...endless chain. You'll need to split the cases, and take the rods off the crank.

[chevy45412001]

cam chain

If your refering to cam chain,parts nmore 32 dollars that includes shipping,and it does have a master link with it.I'm not splitting my motor to do it.Just a thought.(all orders $30 or more free shipping)

[Shuriken]

Yup - I noticed the partsnmore chain. I'm a novice. Someone said XS1100 stands for "1100 parts inside the cases!" I'm not about to get into that....

Ben