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Top stem bearing. Not so bad considering the bike was 7yo when I bought it. I'm not so sure the previous owner maintained the bike as well as he clai
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Stage 2. Forks and yokes off
Top stem bearing. Not so bad considering the bike was 7yo when I bought it. I'm not so sure the previous owner maintained the bike as well as he clai
Stupid yamaha engineers forgot to factor in a way to punch out the bottom bearing outer race, so I did a "dannymax" fix (http://www.vmaxforum.net/show
Bottom stem bearing. Yep that's rust and decay. No wonder I couldn't turn the handlebars. And now I'm doubly sure the previous owner didn't follow th
By hook or by crook, out with the old in with the new. Forget the service manual's instructions. I revised some of the advice of fellow vmaxers and c
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Top stem bearing. Not so bad considering the bike was 7yo when I bought it. I'm not so sure the previous owner maintained the bike as well as he clai

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