Yamaha had a thing with the Divvys of that era, painting the frame the same colour as the bodywork.
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Capitano
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Re: Talk to me about ... Deauvilles (and Diversions) *edited
Excellent!
Yamaha had a thing with the Divvys of that era, painting the frame the same colour as the bodywork.
Yamaha had a thing with the Divvys of that era, painting the frame the same colour as the bodywork.
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Leo
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Re: Talk to me about ... Deauvilles (and Diversions) *edited
I think it was cheap enough, only 6 owners in 20 something years and 15k miles its hardly been used, i cant see much in the way of rot, the rear shock looks a bit caked but it would do, i need a haynes book to see if im cleaver enough to lube things like the swing arm and rear linkages, steering bearings and check valve clearances.
im still not sure about a colour coded frame, must be a 90s thing?
im still not sure about a colour coded frame, must be a 90s thing?
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Capitano
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Re: Talk to me about ... Deauvilles (and Diversions) *edited
My Divvy got a Givi today.
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knapdog
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