1972 Custom Built Motorcycles Bobber on 2040-motos

US $8,500.00

Year:1972 Mileage:3

Location:

Talking Rock, Georgia, United States

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Yamaha Bobber photos

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Yamaha Bobber tech info

Engine Size (cc):650 Type:Bobber For Sale By:Private Seller

Yamaha Bobber description

condition: like new

engine displacement (CC): 650

fuel: gas

paint color: blue

title status: clean

transmission: manual

1972 Yamaha xs650

Completely upgraded and updated

New pistons and rings

Ported intake and exhaust.

Carburetors cleaned and jetted accordingly for pod type air filters.

Electronic Ignition and PMA high output stator, lithium battery. Starts immediately even when sitting for weeks.

Kickstart only.

Hidden power switch for battery.

All brand new wiring that is simple and hassle free.

Easy to reach fuse block inside Harley headlight.

turn signal, horn, and high/low beam handle bar switch is wired in the headlight.

led turn signals hidden

White grips/ polished upper triple clamp.

lowered 3" front and rear/ polished forks

Polished engine and polished stainless hardware

Custom light blue and white Automotive paint with 4 coats of clear (looks like glass).

White wall tires

GSXR rear master cylinder, drilled rear rotor. Light weight front drilled rotor.

Gold RK 530 chain

new exhaust

custom made seat with 1" pleats

100s of hours of detail went into this bike.

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