Classic Motorcycle Mechanics

YAMAHA CS1C

SEAT

Natural latex-based seat foam acts as a sponge if seat cover is perforated, leading to rusted seat base. Trim strips difficult to source.

EXHAUSTS

Exhausts tend to get stressed if fitted badly. Get them mounted without stress at the barrel first, then adjust at the silencer before nipping up the collar at the barrel. Ensure all five supporting parts are present and correctly assembled at swingarm mount point.

OIL PUMPS & TANKS

Check the roll pin on the top of the pump for security as they can work loose. Always

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