Results 1 to 3 of 3

Thread: 225 schroud - fender oddity

  1. #1
    Join Date
    Jan 2005
    Location
    Slatington PA
    --
    4,372

    225 schroud - fender oddity

    Well the 1st thing I noticed is a 83 schroud does not have this clip like the 84 in this picture nor does it have the mold to except it. I know, it's a small stupid detail that's not even worth posting about BUT what got my curiosity (again) is why are the slots in the fender section where the schrouds meet it? They serve no purpose what so ever but COULD HAVE!

    Seems like Yamaha intended to put tabs on the schrouds that would simply plug and lock into place thru the fender slots but never did. It would of worked perfect!


    Wonder why they didn't carry thru on the idea? I mean it does hold well in place it seems without it but it sure seems to me that's what their intentions were.

    Honda would have done that!
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails schroud & fender junction 225 001.jpg   schroud & fender junction 225 002.jpg  

  2. #2
    edog's Avatar
    edog is offline I'm like an Original Gangsta...but a post whore instead. The day begins with 3WW
    Join Date
    Mar 2004
    Location
    New Hampshire
    --
    6,629
    Honda Smanda.bla bla bla

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jan 2005
    Location
    Slatington PA
    --
    4,372
    Quote Originally Posted by edog
    Honda Smanda.bla bla bla
    Working on these edog I have found it is true that Honda pays closer attention to detail.

    I noticed that Honda also has a mold inpregnated into the rear fender to accept the mud flaps and sure that cost quite a bit more to do. Honda flaps goes on top and bolts down on the fender into the mold.

    Yamaha puts flaps underneath and just uses brackets to brace it somewhat.

    I do like that the tanks are plastic on the Yamahas though. No rust, no dents, no painting, no replacing.

//ArrowChat Integreation Code //