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43f Sprocket lockplate.
Hi Guys, anyone know where i can get a lockplate for a 84 43f ?

mine is quite badly knackered, searched the interweb

to no avail. I am based in S. Wales, Cheers, Mike.
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It is worth asking your Yamaha dealer. Mine has been very good at digging up parts for my 84 43f - and the prices can be surprisingly good too.

Yamaha UK's database started in 1986 so when he asks for your frame number, tell him to search for a 1986 43f as your actual number will not be on there.

If that fails, try Dearden Motorcycles - he will be able to get you a price and part number.
Dearden Motorcycles Ltd, Yamaha Motorcycle Dealer, Holbury Southampton, UK
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Are you on about the locking washer on the front sprocket?

$1.25 from boats.net or see you local dealer with this number.

Mezo.
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Fowlers in Bristol had them in stock last year for not very many £. I use them regularly for genuine parts for my 1VJ - some (not all!) are surprisingly cheap.
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Cheers guys ! I shall try my local Yamaha dealer if no joy Fowlers seems promising.
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here in the us the 84 came with a lock plate that 2 bolts go through and screw into the sprocket. (no nut with a lock plate with tabs to bend) here 90up had these. tt350 lock plates work and are available.
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Cheers Bergman, that is the same lockplate. I have now got a new one from my local Yam dealer, £1:40 original Yam part. Was quite surprised at how inexpensive it was.
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