1978 Yamaha Xs on 2040-motos
Year:1978
Mileage:26
Forest Park, Illinois, United States
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Yamaha XS tech info
Type:Dual-Purpose
Engine Size (cc):650
Yamaha XS description
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Federal Moto US Dual Sport 1978 Yamaha XS650 Clear Title -Motor rebuilt (gaskets, seals, valves, rings/honed, plugs) -PMA Charging Kit -Ricks Regulator/Rectifier -Shinko 705 Tires -Bates LED tail light and turn signals -Biltwell Grips -Tracker Bars -LED Speedo with LED indicator lights -Litium Battery -Custom Battery Tray -Custom Oxblood seat -Headlight Grill -Custom header and exhaust by Pandemonium -Customer tank paint work. -Carburetor rebuilt and Jetted -Uni filters -Front steel brake line -After market switches -Rear springs new @ 14.5" -Fork gators -Powder coated head to toe. -New levers -New master cylinder -New front and rear brake pads Video upon request of start and rev. Bike wants a owner and rider. Feel free to contact for any questions. Thank you. |
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