AndyDtr08 Posted July 11, Posted July 11, Same problem as everyone else. I have 3XP Posted October 22, Posted December 1, Posted December 8, Airhead Posted December 8, MeesterBill Posted December 8, Have same prob Bought dt frame and engine As far as can see 2A on frame Not a good stamping tho fake?? Anyone any idea. Migthy Mule Posted May 2, Posted May 2, Hi folks I found this email address, I sent them a polite email and my engine number and they got back to me the very next day with date of manufacture, model of bike and a code reference number for ordering spare parts, may be worth a try mailto: [email protected].
X Posted May 31, Posted May 31, Thanks, Bob. Posted January 15, Good Afternoon, First off, I registered with this site primarily to did a little bit deeper to the full description of the Yamaha VIN meaning. Bluesmanhop Posted April 6, Posted April 6, Bluesmanhop Posted April 10, Posted April 10, Posted April 14, Join the conversation You can post now and register later.
Reply to this topic Only 75 emoji are allowed. Insert image from URL. Go to topic listing. Who's Online See full list There are no registered users currently online. The number was shorter, however, it can be decoded into the new VIN.
If you buy a newer version of the bike, you will see a characters code on the registration card that can tell you all the specs about it. Y stands for Yamaha, the label of the company and A determines the type of the vehicle.
We have a motorcycle in this case. If you see any other letters and the owner of the bike looks suspicious, you should definitely decode the full code to compare the bike you see with the data from the decoder. The year in the code means the model year of the motor, but not the year when it was manufactured.
Of course, it will be strange if the difference is more than a year or two. You can buy a new bike of the next year in autumn or in December of this year. It's a common practice of many companies. The VIN code is placed on non-removable parts of Yamaha bikes.
If you see any scratches or deformations, use the Yamaha motorcycle VIN decoder to check whether this number is genuine. From the Yamaha PW50 has been the most popular motorcycle ever manufactured.
For 30 years this little 50cc automatic 2-stroke dirt bike has been virtually unchanged and most all parts on all years are interchangeable. PW50's are very durable dirt bikes. They will last almost forever, being bought and sold or passed down through the family over the years.
If you got your hands on a used one you may need to replace and update a few parts to freshen it up or it may need a full rebuild from time to time.
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