[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]2021 Yamaha Tracer 9GT Top box / Rear rack / Passenger back rest[/color][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Having sold my 2021 Yamaha Tracer 9GT, I now have the following for sale…….
[/color]Yamaha 50L top box, complete with passenger back rest and mounting plate. No key with it, but it is unlocked, so that you can either remove the lock and have it keyed to your ignition key, or you can get a lock set with a single key from Yamaha currently for £17.50. 
The box is in excellent condition with no obvious damage.
By my calculations to buy this set up new would cost you:

Yamaha 50L top box £237.98 inc lock set from Flitwick
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Back rest £37.05 from FlitwickYamaha [/color]
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]top box mounting plate £81.70 from Flitwick [/color]
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Total £356.73. [/color]
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Assuming that any buyer will want to buy a lock set @ £17.50 from Yamaha, I’m offering the box / rack / back rest here for £172.50 plus P&P at cost.[/color]

So reading on Pats site about how to set TPS position it goes on to say at the end of a method recommended by Ivan.
This involves moving the TPS in relation to rpm. This is supposed to give a good position to reduce vibes.
Ivans/Pats write up goes on to say by using this setup method on putting the TPS into test mode it can show 10k rpm and not 5k rpm, which is the recommended position.


Can someone explain to me what the significance is of the 5k and 10k settings are and why it dosent seem to matter, infact the write up suggests its better at 10k?


Cheers

after loosing two sprocket nuts , the original oem and recently the thicker nut , my brother who is a good engineer/ mechanic came up with this.  it IS possible to drill into the end of the output shaft and tap a thread , in our case an  8 mm allen head bolt to hold a washer to prevent further loss of sprocket nuts , along with obligatory thread lock .  have to say it wasnt easy drilling into the case hardened shaft deep enough to take a thread , lots of patience not to go too deep in one go it is resistant to drilling and tapping but with careful application and patience it can be done . took most of the day to accomplish and its possible for the nut still to work loose but now it sits tight against the washer now , so cannot come off again.

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Hi all, after a ten year hiatus I went and bought this baby, not been able to ride it much due to illness though.
It's done under 10k,and apart from a few minor blemishes it's immaculate. It came with a nitron shock and Maxton fork internals ?. Think it needs a decent slip on though.

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Haynes manual FZS600 Fazer £10 inc P&P. Never saw the workshop. £10 inc P&P

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Flip up screen Yamaha FZS600 FZS600 1997-2001 smoke £25

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FZS600 rear caliper, rear caliper and side pegs - free to who ever wants them#

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Baglux Bagster tank bag £30

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