Post by Petes2Wheels on Jul 5, 2024 3:12:34 GMT -5
Hi all,
Currently have a 1984 SR400. Runs like a dream and all complete. There is an option as I just found a 1979 SR400 with lots of spare parts, wheels, 500 components, frame etc. The bike is just a rolling chassis but all parts there to build it and finish it. Plus plenty more for spares. Just wondering if it would be worth it to build it and that way have parts left over that might fit both of the bikes. Question is will the 79 model parts fit on my 84? Can never get my head around it. Know the difference between the 500 and 400. From research don't think there is any major issues going between carby models. Issues happen when getting into fuel injection and carby.
Currently have a 1984 SR400. Runs like a dream and all complete. There is an option as I just found a 1979 SR400 with lots of spare parts, wheels, 500 components, frame etc. The bike is just a rolling chassis but all parts there to build it and finish it. Plus plenty more for spares. Just wondering if it would be worth it to build it and that way have parts left over that might fit both of the bikes. Question is will the 79 model parts fit on my 84? Can never get my head around it. Know the difference between the 500 and 400. From research don't think there is any major issues going between carby models. Issues happen when getting into fuel injection and carby.
