Worthwhile Links

AUSTRALIA

Cafe Racerhttp://www.caferacer.com.au/They carry parts and do dyno work and some scarily quick engine builds. Pretty much the go-to guy for SR/XT/TT500 performance work. Deus Ex Machinahttp://www.deus.com.au/These guys cop flack, but in my opinion they've done wonders for the SR scene in Australia, and even overseas.  Hank's Engineeringhttp://www.hertmotorcycles.com/Queensland-based engineering services, selling various engine bits and peices with a focus on the XT. They also sell a very affordable SR/XT/TT engine stand. SR500 Club of Australiahttp://www.sr500club.org/pages/home.aspxMuch improved over the old site, but still a way behind Stew Ross' ACT page. SR500 Club ACThttp://home.vtown.com.au/~sross2/Some great history, photos and links from this website.  The Mischief Makershttp://www.the-mischief-makers.com/These guys are based in Melbourne and are a very affordable custom part maker/fitter. I've had these guys do a fair bit of work on my bike and can't recommend them enough. A bit of a disclosure - I've been helping them set up their blog, but that's it! Vanemhttp://www.vanem.com.au/Based in Sydney, Adrian at Vanem has a bloody good product knowledge of what will and what won't fit on your SR. I've ordered a few things off him over the years and he strikes me as quite a nice bloke.
 America Mike's XShttp://www.mikesxs.net/It's a different bike but a fair few parts will interchange. I've ordered from Mike before and he has fast shipping and good products. Has a good range of tools that could come in handy as well. Thumperstuffhttp://www.thumperstuff.com/Everyday items for the SR. Very affordable. 
 Europe Kedohttp://www.kedo.com/Great for every day parts, sprockets, caps, covers and bolts. 
  Japan  AAAhttp://www.three-a.biz/index.htmlEngine-based goodies. Beltlanhttp://www.beltlan.com/pg207.htmlMakers of some nice CNC stuff for the SR.  Bore-Acehttp://www.bore-ace.com/customparts.htmlThese guys look related to Beltlan in some way, except the website is much more comprehensive. Chic Designhttp://www.chicdesign.co.jp/products/products.htmlBits and peices, but these guys specialise in the traditional style customs parts. Chuckboxhttp://www.chuckbox.jp/I'm not too sure where these guys sit in the Japanese scene, but there's some cool stuff on their site. Custom House Stinkyhttp://www.stinky.jp/A high end part supplier who make fuel tanks that are nothing short of works of art.  Kawada Originalhttp://kwd-original.com/sub5.htmlBig fin mods, engine work and some electrickery.  Nitroheadshttp://www.easyriders.jp/webstore/Popular supplier of seats, they also sell more general stuff from other companies such as indicators. Orange Boulevard http://www.blogger.com/www.omc-1981.co.jpWell reputed engine modifiers who have been in the business since Jesus rode a TT. M&M'shttp://mandms.shop-pro.jp/Some bike parts but lots of hats and tshirts focusing on flattracking. Prestohttp://www.presto-c-c.jp/pc/Kyoto-based SR modifiers with an interesting, if rarely updated, blog. Sportsbikey SR's. Wellingtonhttp://daytona-mc.jp/bike/index.htmlParts for just about every end of your SR. WMhttp://www.wmpdt.co.jp/yamaha/sr.htmlExhausts, tanks, swingarms, carbs - you name it. Yamaha Japan's SR400 Pagehttp://www.yamaha-motor.jp/mc/lineup/sportsbike/sr400/cafe/story/index.htmlFactory site with a history of the SR, vids of the bike being built and diagrams of the operation of the engine. Yoshimura Japan - SR400http://www.yoshimura-jp.com/en/products/street_bike/yamaha/sr500_400/index.html
 Blogs SR XT TT Photo of the dayhttp://yamahasrxtphotooftheday.blogspot.com/ Ito's Bloghttp://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/katznri/MYBLOG/yblog.html
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