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NSW Yamaha Factory tool kit to suit a SRX 250

Discussion in 'WANTED' started by 2valve, Feb 17, 2017.

  1. 2valve

    2valve Well-Known Member

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    Hi to all. Would anyone have a Yamaha tool kit & bag like the picture enclosed that they would like to sell. Mine is M.I.A , would like to replace it if possible. Thanks guys
     

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    Andych Moderator Staff Member Premium Member Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    Thanks guys for the links.Was hoping that one of the forum members may have one for sale from a spare parts bike even from another brand of bike.May have to wait until Kiffsta & Phil open there wrecking yard. If i can at'least find one of those tool bags in good nick , and then i'll go through my spare tools to see what i can put together. Have the ball rolling slowly on the rebuild of the SRX so i'd thought i'd start to ask for gear that is missing. So if anyone has an old kit that they would like to sell please do get back to me.
    Hi Andy , yep one of those would be great also.
     
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    I think I have an fzr tool kit , will post some pics when I get home
     
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    Hi Kiffsta. Thank you very much :thumb_ups: ,look forward to them as i have nothing at the moment.
     
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    Linkin The Mechanic Premium Member Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    I think the Yamaha tool kits from the era all include the same bits and all have the same bag, too. My zeal one for example was the same as the FZR250 ones. You can find them cheap on yahoo auctions japan but the postage can be a killer (but is fast from Japan) as they weigh about 1kg.
     
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    Hi Linkin. Thank you very much for that information. If i'm going to spend money i might as well but the correct gear.I'd really hate for Andych to look down on me for not doing the job correctly !.
     
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    Not from me, my SRX is a real bitza and won't even have a tool kit, so go your hardest


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    Well buddy,you're the trade qualified expert :bowdown: and i'm just a , well your aware of what my old job was :mad:!.
     
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    You know the true definition of an expert?
    X is the unknown factor and "spurt" is a drip under pressure


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    I thought the EX was a has-been, and the spurt the drip under pressure. What ever works for you. :p
     
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    I did get it wrong.. it should have been X is the unknown quantity (from Algebra) but either way... I am no expert and at the end of the day.. unless you are doing a Concours Resto the choices you make on your bike should be to suit you... not what others think.. :)
     
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