1977 Custom Built Motorcycles Bobber on 2040-motos
Marionville, Missouri, United States
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Yamaha Bobber description
The bike is a custom built xs650 bobber. It has an inverted front end fitted with dual front brakes, new master cylinder and pads, custom bars and classic rubber grips, sportster tank and custom cap, one of a kind drop seat frame, jockey shift, custom made foot controls, brand new chain, fresh top end rebuild bored 20 over, new electronic ignition from mikes Xs, new pma charging system, new battery, new cables and more. Tired are in good shape. Has custom 2 into 1 header that sounds good. Dual 34mm round slide mikunis and so on. The bike starts first kick everytime whether it sat for an hour or a week. Fun bike to ride. It does vibrate but that's the nature of the Xs. Bike runs out pretty good and turns heads everywhere. Please see all photos and ask any questions you may have. I will meet within 300 miles of Springfield mo for a fee or you can pick up. Shipping is also available at the buyers expense.
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