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Yager 200i, The best clutch you can buy is the DrPulley HiT clutch. I just put one in my 2007 Yamaha Majesty 400. The original clutch on the Yamahas are pretty much junk when they are new and just keep getting worse. You can adjust the point at where they start to engage and you can also adjust the point at which they fully lock up solid. It's all done with different sets of springs. They give you an additional 3 different sets of springs of differing tension. You install the springs that give the results your looking for. The price on mine was $370.00 and worth every penny of it. One for our Yagers should be around $260.00 or so. I'm not sure. Go to the buggypartsnw.com website and contact them about it. When it locks up it is direct and solid and fully adjustable.

modmaster

I got to see how 16gr sliders work in my Yager today. Very well thank you. Just like they worked in my 2007 400 Burgman. Better pickup at takeoff and 4 to 500 less rpm at 65mph. The Yager is so easy to work on compared to the Burgman.

modmaster

I have a new Isotta windshield that I had on for only 6 miles but didn't like it because it is to big for my liking. It's in perfect as new condition and I have the original shipping box so I can ship it safely. $85.00

modmaster

I had a rather shocking finding happen to me yesterday. After a break I took from riding in the countryside I thought I would take a bit of an inspection tour of the bike to see if everything was looking OK and there were no leaks and such. After all it is water cooled. While looking underneath the motor I noticed that the water hose from the lower cylinder head to the water pump was resting on the exhaust pipe right where the oxygen sensor bolts into the exhaust pipe. It had already burned through about 1/16" of an inch of the hose when I noticed it. Arrrgh! I was a bit nervous about making it home before further damage ensued so I looked around for something to wedge between the hose and the exhaust pipe. I found a piece of wood chip about 3/8" thick and I put it in between. Made it home OK and I now have some fiberglass exhaust packing clamped around the hose to insulate it from the pipe. I ordered a new hose from 2 wheel Pros for $10.00 and will replace it then. I am going to make a small wire guide to keep the new hose from ever touching the exhaust pipe again. Man! You can't trust dealers and now I find that you can't trust the people who assemble the products we buy.

modmaster

Well I brought my new Yager home to day from the dealer and already my confidence in my dealer is shot down. I went to install my battery tender on the battery and when I removed the cover under the seat to get at the battery I got a big surprise. The plastic cover that actually holds the battery securely was missing. The cover with the spare fuses molded into it. Then I see that they mounted the battery sideways in the opening and it was just bouncing around in there loose. I thought I heard some clunking noise under the seat while I was riding home today but I figured it was just the little tool kit under the seat bouncing around, not my battery. As you know, these are acid filled batteries not the agm kind (quality) so I was worried about it leaking acid all over everything but it appears that nothing leaked out as far as I can tell. I'll be giving the dealer a call in the morning to ask where my missing cover is and tell them what kind of job I think they did on the setup of my scooter. The funny thing is that they gave me a plastic bag with the four machine screws that hold the cover on, in it under the seat. But not the cover. How considerate of them!

Unhappy in Milwaukee, modmaster

Does anyone here know what the advertized or claimed horsepower and torque is for the Yager?

modmaster

I have a new set of 15gr sliders for the People GTi 300 that I never got to install. I would like to sell them for $25.00 plus shipping. Anyone like to buy them?

modmaster