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1975 Yamaha Xs650 Orig. Condition Been In Storage/nds Work on 2040-motos

$950
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SF Bay Area,

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Yamaha XS description

Have a stock/original 1975 Yamaha XS650 that was tucked away in 1997. After 16 yrs of sitting with the exhaust valves in the open position the valves/guides have seized. The pistons move freely, but will need exhaust valve work, or install a good pre-owned head. Probably a better buy for a XS650 enthusiast who's familiar with these bikes and may already have a pre-owned head or other XS650 projects. This 1 has a good clear title, and under current non-opp, so NO back fee nonsense. Please call anytimeXS Bobber 650

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