Yoshi case savers

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  1. Si.

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    Just bought some yoshimura case savers and the timing cover, has anyone installed these, and do you need to drain oil etc?
    I was going to go carbon,but thought it might be carbon overload, so went for yoshimura.:becky:
     
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    dan.1moore1 Senior Member

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    You won't have to drain the oil mate , just do it on the side stand so it is leant over . How much was the set if you don't mind me asking ? they are the bronzy coloured ones are they ?
     
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    Oooh good decision. I've got the bronze ones. Timing cover is next on my list!!!
     
    #3 vino, Nov 17, 2011
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    Yeah, bronze.

    They where £168 for the case savers, timing cover and I had to order the oil filler to go with them didn't I? Lol!

    Vino, have you got a pic of your bike with them fitted please?
     
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    Cheers mate! Are they easy to fit?
     
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    No idea mate. I took the lazy option & got the dealer to fit them when I got my bike serviced last. Shouldn't be too difficult though....
     
    #7 vino, Nov 17, 2011
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    5 minute job si, put the bike on side stand for the timing cover, and just three allen bolts either side for the case savers dead simple. enjoy
     
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    £95 for a set of amazon
    Keerrrr ching
    One on its way to me :0)
     
    #9 Kstead, Nov 18, 2011
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    bargain well done.
     
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    This could be of some use.

     
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    They do look great when fitted . They do a few other bits like top nut and other smaller bolts
     
    #12 dan.1moore1, Nov 19, 2011
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    Who sells Yoshi accessories online ?????????
     
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    I got mine from here steve:

    So Many Roads

    The yoshi stuff isn't listed on his website, but he does do them....his site just needs updating. His name is Dave, and tell him si sent you, he's a good mate of mine.
     
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