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1980 Yamaha Xs650 Special on 2040-motos

$1,800
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:22
Location:

Fort Wayne, Indiana

Fort Wayne, IN
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Yamaha XS description

For sale is a 1980 Yamaha XS650 Special. New paint, new seat, new battery, two into 1 chrome header, polished crankcase covers, aftermarket Mikuni carbs, chrome pod filters, chrome front motor mount, chrome backrest, and low profile chrome mirrors. The carbs have been cleaned thoroughly and jetted to run correctly with the pods and pipe. The bike has a little over 22k miles and runs as good as it looks. Very loud and very kool. This is a very well balanced and very nimble bike. It is very easy to ride and has plenty of power. These are very sought after bikes for bobbers and cafe racers. This bike is very nice as is, but could be customized or personalized for anyone's specific taste. If interested, we can be contacted at Mon thru Fri, 2pm-10pm or text to. No texts after 10pm. No free rides. No spam or scammers.

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