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1979 Yamaha Xs650 Bobber (salisbury) on 2040-motos

$4,500
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Eastern Shore,

Eastern Shore
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1979 yamaha XS650 bobber (salisbury), $4,500, image 1

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1979 custom xs650 bobber. this bike has had all the upgrades done to make it a fun reliable. Fresh rebuild on motor. New VM34 carbs, pamco ignition , PMA kit , extra large capacitor , new bridgestone tires, tapered neck bearings, new wheel bearings, rebuilt front forks, new p-nut tank from lowbrow customs, forward controls from Tc bros, bart kit from Monsterscraftsman, all new clutches, 1 piece clutch push rod. 32 tooth rear sprocket. new custom throttle cable from motion pro, motion pro throttle housing, 32 ford tail light with tag bracket, biltwell solo seat. read fender is a 14ga stamped ribbed 5" wide fender. needs to be painted. custom built exhaust. new rear brakes and front pads. new rear progressive shocks. this bike is kick start only. very easy to start. runs and drives good. tank has orange clear powder coat. frame is flat black bed liner. has clean title. Comes with a spare motor(taken apart). spare motor has all parts. extra cylinder head. call or text, josh 410603two835

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