This comprehensive Yamaha YG1 YG1K Replacement Parts Manual is a valuable resource for motorcycle owners seeking to understand and repair their vehicles. The manual is fully illustrated with detailed exploded parts diagrams, providing a clear visual representation of every component within the motorcycle. Each part is meticulously labeled with its corresponding part number, making it easy to identify specific components and order replacements directly from your local dealer or online retailers. The clear and concise language makes the manual easily accessible to anyone, regardless of their technical expertise. Find the part you need, identify the part number, and get the replacement you need - saving you time and money.

The Yamaha YG1 and YG1K were lightweight, economical motorcycles manufactured by Yamaha Motor Company in Japan from 1974 to 1978. Designed for urban commuting and recreational riding, these motorcycles were popular for their affordability, reliability, and ease of use. They featured a distinctive minimalist aesthetic, boasting a tubular steel frame, a single-cylinder 97cc air-cooled two-stroke engine, and a 3-speed transmission. The YG1 and YG1K were known for their smooth and responsive engine, making them nimble and enjoyable to ride around town. The YG1 and YG1K were visually similar, with both models featuring a simple, functional design. The YG1 was equipped with a smaller 17-inch front wheel, while the YG1K featured a larger 18-inch front wheel, offering improved stability at higher speeds. Both models boasted a lightweight construction, tipping the scales at approximately 65 kilograms, further contributing to their maneuverability and ease of handling. The YG1 and YG1K were available in a variety of colors, including red, blue, and green, catering to individual preferences. The model's popularity stemmed from its simplicity, affordability, and fuel efficiency, making it an attractive option for first-time motorcycle riders and those seeking a practical mode of transportation.