Kimpex Heated Thumb and Handle Assembly
AC75000084 (MFG #: 000405)
$98.99
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$98.99
Regular price
$114.99
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Kimpex Heated Thumb and Handle Assembly for Yamaha Tri Zinger 60 ATV
Kimpex Heated Thumb and Handle Assembly for Yamaha Tri Zinger 60 ATV
$98.99
Sale price
$98.99
Regular price
$114.99
Sale
-13%
SKU:AC75000084
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Description
Extend your days of ATV riding with Kimpex heated grips. Enjoy two controllable heat levels, better ergonomics and a comfortable grip. The grips are simply installed with a clamping ring. No adhesive required. Mounting the switch to the handlebar is just as easy. Molded into the handle, the sloped wiring exit allows for proper orientation of the wires while protecting them. Grips are weather resistant. With Kimpex heated grips, you're guaranteed comfort at the controls!
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 000405
Vehicle Information
Yamaha Tri Zinger 60 ATV (1984-1985)
The Yamaha Tri-Zinger 60, produced in 1984 and 1985, was a youth-oriented three-wheeled ATV designed to introduce new riders to off-road adventures. This model featured a 59cc, 2-stroke, air-cooled single-cylinder engine, equipped with a Mikuni VM12SC carburetor and a CDI ignition system. A key feature was Yamaha's Autolube oil-injection system, which eliminated the need for pre-mixing fuel and oil. It came with a recoil starter, a fully automatic transmission, and a shaft drive, offering a simple and reliable riding experience for beginners. For the 1984 and 1985 model years, the Tri-Zinger 60 was offered as a single model, the YT60, without distinct trims. There were no mid-cycle generation breaks or significant engine/platform changes between these two years. Key specifications, including the engine and Autolube system, remained consistent, with the only distinction sometimes being the model code (YT60L for 1984, YT60N for 1985). Q: How can I ensure parts fit my Yamaha Tri-Zinger 60?
R: To guarantee compatibility, please use our year and edition selector at the top of the page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Spark Plug | Inspect as required | Inspect, clean, or replace as required. Check electrode condition, insulator color, and electrode gap. Adjust gap to specification. |
| Air Filter | Clean as required | The air filter is a wet type. Wash and dampen it with Yamalube 2-cycle Oil or air-cooled 2-cycle engine oil. |
| Engine Oil Level (Autolube System) | Check regularly | Check the oil level in the oil tank and add oil if the level is low. The Autolube system is a 2-stroke oil injection pump. |