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Hai_Men
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PostPosted: 08:43 - 21 Nov 2006    Post subject: Yamaha YP250 and Workshop Manual Reply with quote

Hi all,

I need an expert advice on this subject.

My YP250 now at 20K miles. It work nicely and no problems at all. I got the service manual for this bike. Inside the manual, it mentions about parameter and tolerence of certain parts. Normally how long (or miles) for the bike parts to be out of tolerence.

Or just use it until it break down

Thanks
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PostPosted: 09:20 - 21 Nov 2006    Post subject: Re: Yamaha YP250 and Workshop Manual Reply with quote

It will depend a lot on the parts involved.

For instance brake pads will wear down quite quickly, while other parts may last the lifetime of the bike.
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shawn
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PostPosted: 05:16 - 20 Dec 2006    Post subject: Re: Yamaha YP250 and Workshop Manual Reply with quote

Hai_Men wrote:
Hi all,

I need an expert advice on this subject.

My YP250 now at 20K miles. It work nicely and no problems at all. I got the service manual for this bike. Inside the manual, it mentions about parameter and tolerence of certain parts. Normally how long (or miles) for the bike parts to be out of tolerence.

Or just use it until it break down

Thanks


Hi Hai_men,

Where did you get the service manual from?
I am searching for a copy. I am riding a year 2000 model yahama majesty 250.
Any ways you can pass me a copy?
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