lilleman
Crash test Dummie
Did you have any problems shifting or so? Did you se it coming? Glad though it was sorted out by yamaha!
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Say, what extended warranty do you have? Is it the Yamaha YES one or do you have some other? At any rate, it certainly PAID OFF in your case! I wonder how much the shop would have charged you if not covered.That was the bad news, Now the good news. All the parts have been ordered, and will be here within 5 days. so hopefully i will have my baby back by next Sat. and its all FREE i love warranties!!
Gulp. I bought an after market warranty and was considering recinding it (option if done before manufacturer warranty expires) but after reading yours and another post....maybe not. By the way, I've been reading about frame cracking problems on the FZ1. Wow! Evidently, our frame is not problem prone. Seriously, go to the other forum and you'll see that frame cracking seems to be a FZ1 problem. Wow!I have the Yamaha extended warranty, and as for how much i would have cost me had i not had the warranty. rough estimate is in the neighborhood of about $2k give or take a few hundred.
shift fork.... you have to split the motor. as far as basket, fibers, steels, and springs just take the clutch cover off. forks and transmission gears are pretty in depth... but clutch is pretty easy. if you are gonna hit the strip its a good idea to upgrade the clutch anyway the fibers steels and springs will give you diff enganging and can take much more abuse.no the bike is completely stock, the wheelies thing might be a good possibility, I hate to admit it but I was at the drag strip when this happened... :surrender: on my last pass is when I heard the noise on return lane. I was hoping it was just the clutch knowing I got 10k on it and haven't been super easy on it. but I am not a 100% sure where the noise is even coming from. you know how easy it is to replace a clutch basket / shift fork... I am very mechanically inclined so. I am not too worried about tackling the problem just never worked on a bike motor..