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Yeah, I was finding the same thing. Vintage sportbikes are a bitch. I got it running tonight though. I will prolly be looking for just a can and a pipe from the collector. It doesn't sound bad now, but it looks like shit.

Hey, I recently bought a 1988 Yamaha FZ600 for $150. Now as you can guess, it needs some work. One of the first things I would like to do is replace the stock can, because it has this nice sheet metal patch on it, and it looks like crap. I know that Jardine makes a pretty reasonable slip on, but I am hard pressed to find a can specifically for this bike. Anyone know of any other Mfgs, making a universal?

no dragon here, spending all my extra cash on the yammy.

I am thinkin about throwin a ride together down here in June, like the 19th & 20th. You doing deals gap and the dragon this year with TSW?

Whats up Pat

I will try to get some pics up later today, being mothers day and all, I have to do a bunch of running. The FZ is a pile of parts right now. I made the mistake of not taking pics when I brought it home, too anxious to tear into it.

Hey, Been lurking for a while, and been riding for a few years. I own a 2000 Honda Shadow ACE 750 Custom, and just bought a vintage 1988 Yamaha FZ600. This is my first sportbike, and I am pretty happy with my $150 investment. It is a resto project, but I am hoping to have it on the street by the end of July. I am missing the lowers on both sides, and a few other parts, so if anyone knows of an old FZ sitting around, let me know. I may be interested in the parts.

I see a lot of sport bikes...I'll throw my cruiser into the ring

2000 Honda Shadow ACE

Shaved frenched rear fender

lowered 2.5 inches

CP Fatty bars and hidden wires

All controls and lowers stripped and polished

HD 21" front wheel conversion with narrowglide fender

Looking for a sportbike (cheap fixer upper) to keep it company in the garage at night