Just bought a scruffy MT03 cheap trying to get few things tidied up ,Broken indicator and new plastic cover under exhaust etc

Any idea if you can get some sort of cover to put on top of the forks? (in photo)

Is there any online stores that i can get yamaha parts?

Thanks

looks good

black is beautiful

Who ever designed the Yamaha web page deserves shooting..its really hard to find the parts catalogues !!!!

any way

easy bit first  ( just stickers)   mt-03(b08e).pdf

https://www.yamaha-motor.co.th/docs/part---sticker/parts-sitcker-2018/mt-03(b08e).pdf?Status=Master&sfvrsn=b5337a12_2

 

Now if you want  parts manual then first go to

https://www.yamaha-motor.co.th/parts-accessories#

hover mouse over PARTS on the right hand side  then click on the Part Catalogue (YPEC)

 a new window pops up ( you might have to disable pop up blocker ) with a disclaimer  just press the button to accept it

 

accept the disclaimer then you get this screen

Select CC size then model  and then the  year of manufacture  then press the black box on the right (it says search in Thai )

you then will get  a selection of the models that they produced that year ( different colours etc)  click on the one that best suits your bike

 

at last  the parts   which you can then  go through individually and download as PDF's  "crikey what a kerfuffle"

For the actual parts  just go to a dealer selling Yamaha's  armed with your parts catalogue and ask them to order the bits you want..they should have their own official catalogues but some places  guard them like they are top military secrets !

Try https://bikerzbits.co.th/

 

1 hour ago, 007cableguy said:

top of the forks? (in photo)

I wonder what one has to do to ruin it like in the first picture. A hammer and a pipe or how? And why would anybody use a hammer on the fork?

3 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

why would anybody use a hammer

Frustration maybe...  someone did  a similar thing on one of my bikes.

7 hours ago, johng said:

Frustration maybe...  someone did  a similar thing on one of my bikes.

Irish screwdriver the best tool but not in the hands of Thai motorbike monkeys hands.