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1986 Yamaha V-Max - Added by patahearn.earthlink.net on 20-Apr-2019

I bought this bike as a wreck in the summer of 1997. It has slowly evolved into this after many modifications.These are some: 17" DYMAGS with Battlax Radials, Race Tech springs and emulators, Progressive 418's, Furbur frame braces, Dynojet Stage 7, Lightened Flywheel, TC Boost, Superbrace fork brace, Nissin calipers, Galfer rotors and much more. See my web: http://home.earthlink.net/~patahearn/ This V-max DOES handle. In the gritty real world street riding V-MAX is King. The LOOKS, the SOUND, the FURY, am I lucky or what.

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The photo 1986-Yamaha-V-Max-446.jpg (1986 Yamaha V-Max - I bought this bike as a wreck in the summer of 1997. It has slowly evolved into this after many modifications.These are some: 17" DYMAGS with Battlax Radials, Race Tech springs and emulators, Progressive 418's, Furbur frame braces, Dynojet Stage 7, Lightened Flywheel, TC Boost, Superbrace fork brace, Nissin calipers, Galfer rotors and much more. See my web: http://home.earthlink.net/~patahearn/ This V-max DOES handle. In the gritty real world street riding V-MAX is King. The LOOKS, the SOUND, the FURY, am I lucky or what. ) was uploaded by: patahearn@earthlink.net.