1980 Yamaha Xs on 2040-motos


Thiensville, Wisconsin, United States
Yamaha XS tech info

Yamaha XS description
XS1100 for sale with clear title. Bike has had the following maintenance done over the last four weeks:
The bike runs great and has excellent throttle response. The bike shifts like butter through the gears and pulls strong to red line. Doesn't leak any oil. Inside of tank is rust free and exceptionally clean. It does not appear to have ever been down and it is straight as an arrow - you can take you arms off the handlebars and it does not pull in any direction.
Anyway, this is an excellent vintage touring rig. It could very easily be converted back to a standard. It is very easy to remove the windjammer and the fork ears are on the bike. This bike was not for the faint of heart as it was tested to do the 1/4 mile in the eleven second range back in the day. But yes, it is tame for today's standard. Send me an email and let me know if you have any questions. If you come to inspect it and it is not to your liking you can walk away. I'm very confident you will like what you see in person. |
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