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Or fit a Yamaha Raptor 700 muffler. You'll have to change the front bits though. No plug and play, but works well and you get a spark arrester:laugh:. Anyways, I needed an excuse to show off a bit. Perhaps this gives you an idea. Wishing you lots of fun with your build, Jan

Hi Jim, I you do not find a smaller rear sprocket, you could also fit a 17 teeth front sprocket. These are available. A bigger front sprocket also makes your chain run a bit smoother with less power loss. Kind regards, Jan

Hi Jim, Very nice job you did there. What a bit of paint can do. Love your practical no nonsense approach and the rebadging of course. Actions speak louder than words:D Kind regards, Jan

Good luck Jack, Also try to relieve the spring tension by putting the bike on its centre stand and keeping the front wheel off the ground (jam a block of wood under the frame).

Hi Jack, This is what I do: put a small diametre socket bit (10mm) on top of the cap, lay a big flat end screwdriver across the bit and stick the flat end of the screw driver under a fixed part of the triple tree. Push the handle down and lever the circlip out with a small screwdriver...

Hi Jim, A very tidy job indeed. Looks cool even without the tank or perhaps because it is missing. You keep our DOHC flag flying proudly. PS: wish I could ride in a T-shirt over here... Kind regards, Jan

Many thanks for the warm welcom guys. Here are some answers to your questions. About the speedo: it is a Moto Detail aftermarket part from www.louis.de. With the red button on the left clip on you can toggle the odo and 2 tripmeters. Rev counter is from an older XS400 custom. Front brake...

Hi Jim, I own a Seca, just read the intro posting "dutch newbee", mine is tuned a bit. DOHC's are a rare and unloved breed. Don't know why! Kind regards, Jan

Hi there Yammers, Just found this forum and it is right up my street. I own a 400 DOHC Seca, which I modified slightly. Put a disk brake on the back, installed a different muffler, 2nd disk on the front and a couple of VFR clipons. When everything went OK, you can see a couple of pictures...