Yamaha Other tech info
Yamaha Other description
You will be acquiring an awesome 1982 Yamaha Maxim 650 It ran fine when I bought it but decided to go ahead and have the carbs cleaned and totally overhauled. New Petcock. Cleaned tank out. Totally rebuilt the 'triple tree' with a rebuild kit. Handles like a swiss watch. New tires front and back. Replaced valve cover gasket. New rear brakes shoes. New front brake pads. Complete service beyond this-all fluids etc. Over $750 spent. This loves to run and you can rev it to 9000 rpm as much as you would like. Cruise all day at 70-80 mph. Getting over 40 MPG mph on carb rebuild. Ride it home! All electrics work. Horn. Blinkers. |
Yamaha Other for Sale
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