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robsamui
Super Member Posted 2012-01-25 21:44:46
I want to buy a 400cc V 535 Virago with the S-pipes. Made 87-2003. S-pipe not straight. Check pics.
If some small problems then we'll talk money If you know anyone please PM me. Spread the word! Thanks Rob Attached Files
Edited by robsamui, 2012-01-25 21:48:19. #2
billd766
An aged but well preserved member Posted 2012-01-26 19:44:28
I have a Virago 535 with S pipes and they are a bugger to keep clean.
Also if it is like mine then the only way to check the oil level is to put a bloch under the motor to keep the bike upright, then put something on the floor to lie on and there is a small window (like a porthole) at the bottom left front below the cylinder where you can see the oil level. Also if it is shaft drive the differential takes 190 ml of hypoid 80 oil. I have a big glass syringe (had it for a long time) to fill it up. When/if you get one (with a green book) I may be able to help you out with manuals. They're great bikes. #3
Rooo
Titanium Member Posted 2012-01-28 08:28:08
Moving to bike forum but leaving original link .
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robsamui
Super Member Posted 2012-01-29 11:45:05
I have a Virago 535 with S pipes and they are a bugger to keep clean. Also if it is like mine then the only way to check the oil level is to put a bloch under the motor to keep the bike upright, then put something on the floor to lie on and there is a small window (like a porthole) at the bottom left front below the cylinder where you can see the oil level. Also if it is shaft drive the differential takes 190 ml of hypoid 80 oil. I have a big glass syringe (had it for a long time) to fill it up. When/if you get one (with a green book) I may be able to help you out with manuals. They're great bikes. Thanks for the tips! R #5
billd766
An aged but well preserved member Posted 2012-01-29 14:16:57
I have a Virago 535 with S pipes and they are a bugger to keep clean. Also if it is like mine then the only way to check the oil level is to put a bloch under the motor to keep the bike upright, then put something on the floor to lie on and there is a small window (like a porthole) at the bottom left front below the cylinder where you can see the oil level. Also if it is shaft drive the differential takes 190 ml of hypoid 80 oil. I have a big glass syringe (had it for a long time) to fill it up. When/if you get one (with a green book) I may be able to help you out with manuals. They're great bikes. Thanks for the tips! R I also found this site within Ebay http://motors.shop.e...4506.m270.l1311 |
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