• Welcome to the Yamaha FZ6 Forums. Member registration disables ads and allows you to post and share. Register Here.

Dropped my bike.. :(

b.oryan

Junior Member
Joined
Aug 9, 2009
Messages
34
Reaction score
1
Points
0
Location
Hinesville, GA
Visit site
Well I dropped my bike yesterday. I was going down a desolate highway, and I stopped to turn around because I saw something I wanted to take a picture of. And when I was turning around I was on a patch of grass. It was milduey(sp?). I gave it some gas and my back tire slid on the pavement and BAM! My bike was down on the right side.

I was not hurt..But my bike was. And IMO that's worse.

Anyways the damage was a broken brake lever. Scratched plastic and broken tabs inside the plastics. :( And part of the frame was scratched in the back. I now I can't really fix the scratch on the back but I'm wondering if any of you can help me identify what part #'s these are, and a place I can find cheap prices on them. Thank you ahead of time.

Here is a list of what the parts are:

  1. Front Brake Lever
  2. Piece shown in picture
  3. Black plastic mounted under speedo and RPM guage (only a tab is broken...so annoying)
  4. Back 1up handle

random206.jpg


random202.jpg


This is the piece under the speedo
random199-1.jpg



random204.jpg

random205.jpg
 
So glad you weren't hurt. Sorry about your bike - I'm sure someone will point you in the right direction for parts and it'll be back to its best in no time.

Stay safe
 
I tried looking up the OEM parts but I can't really read those exploded views so well. I'm not the savviest person with blueprints.
 
I had frame sliders on. The right one got pretty mangled. But the best purchase I've ever had. It saved me way more money on the damages I would've had on the tank.
 
Sorry to hear it, too. My son (17) dropped mine today, also. :spank:
Just was showing him how to power walk it. He stopped and it went down real slow before I could catch it. Fortunately, it didn't do any damage.:rockon:
Guess I should leave the riding lessions to the MSF people.
 
Cowling: (4S8-283B1-10-00) $54
Color Code DRMK: Part 12 on:
Washington, Honda, Yamaha, motorcycles, ATV, dealer, The Brothers Powersports

Brake Lever: (5VS-83922-00-00) $44
Part 9 on:
Washington, Honda, Yamaha, motorcycles, ATV, dealer, The Brothers Powersports
(Maybe use cheaper one from ebay)

Handle-Seat (5VX-24773-00-P7) $200 (Better order touch-up paint color DRMK at your Yamaha dealer)
Part 8 on:
Washington, Honda, Yamaha, motorcycles, ATV, dealer, The Brothers Powersports

Piece unter Speedo(?) (4S8-2836K-00-00) $41
Part 21 on:
Washington, Honda, Yamaha, motorcycles, ATV, dealer, The Brothers Powersports


I would just order the first two parts, a little touch up paint and i think the inner panel can be used without the broken part, too.

BR
Robert
 
Cowling: (4S8-283B1-10-00) $54
Color Code DRMK: Part 12 on:
Washington, Honda, Yamaha, motorcycles, ATV, dealer, The Brothers Powersports

Brake Lever: (5VS-83922-00-00) $44
Part 9 on:
Washington, Honda, Yamaha, motorcycles, ATV, dealer, The Brothers Powersports
(Maybe use cheaper one from ebay)

Handle-Seat (5VX-24773-00-P7) $200 (Better order touch-up paint color DRMK at your Yamaha dealer)
Part 8 on:
Washington, Honda, Yamaha, motorcycles, ATV, dealer, The Brothers Powersports

Piece unter Speedo(?) (4S8-2836K-00-00) $41
Part 21 on:
Washington, Honda, Yamaha, motorcycles, ATV, dealer, The Brothers Powersports


I would just order the first two parts, a little touch up paint and i think the inner panel can be used without the broken part, too.

BR
Robert


Thank you sooo much. :rockon: That was the exact type of information I was looking for. And the thing about the inner part is that the tab just wont lock onto the windshield part and it sticks out a little bit. More of an annoyance than anything. But that front cowling is the killer.

Ryan T, I sent you a PM. That would help me out a bunch.
 
Boy, you got that right. I would have preferred that I (the rider) get banged up before the bike. Which is more important: the bike or the person? The obvious answer is "The Bike!" I can look at a bruised knee, cracked skull, bleeding knuckles but, looking at at bike damage after a drop----that takes more than I can handle.
 
Well I appreciate all the help. Definitley led me in the right direction. That's what this forum is all about. I can gurantee if I was posting on a car forum I probabley would of hit a lot of dead ends.

I appreciate all the help. :thumbup:
 
Back
Top