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Yamaha XS650 1980 bobber chopper vintage motorcycle xs 650 (1980)
Up for auction is a used 1980 Yamaha XS650. Frame has an Elswick Cycles hardtail with 4" of stretch and 2" drop. Hugh's Handbuilt PMA, solid riser bushings, forks have been shaved and lowered 2".2013-09-30 04:18:11Creedmoor, North Carolina, US11,875.00 -
1977 Yamaha XS (1977)
Video of bike driving is at: https://youtu.be/D2VYYd2edGo Walkaround Video: https://youtu.be/OW2COlp6F8w We welcome you or your agent to come inspect the bike and hear it run. This bike runs like a top and makes a mean hit on the top end. This well sorted street tracker looks great, and goes fast!!!2016-11-20 04:48:22Durham, North Carolina, United States53400 -
1981 Yamaha XS (1981)
Here is a great running XT500 that is completely stock. This bike fires right up, Engine sounds very good. accelerates smoothly.2016-06-23 04:53:51Matthews, North Carolina, United States53400 -
1975 Yamaha XS (1975)
Here is a great running XS650 that is completely stock except for the Handlebars and the ugly king/queen seat. This bike fires right up, accelerates smoothly. Features a brand new rear tire and Battery.2016-06-19 04:53:30Matthews, North Carolina, United States95200 -
1978 Yamaha XS (1978)
Runs out great, carbs have been adjusted and jetted properly to run the 3 into 1 exhaust and K&N pod filters and C5 Performance Ignition system. New tires, all parts have been powder coated or painted. Everything works, horn, turn signals, lights, etc., electric start and kick start.2016-12-19 04:38:36Grimesland, North Carolina, United States144,500.00 -
1978 Yamaha XS (1978)
Up for auction is my 1978 Yamaha XS650 Bobber build. Matching frame and engine numbers. Clear title.2016-07-01 04:54:55Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States239660 -
1974 Yamaha XS (1974)
1974 Yamaha XS 650 Chopper. custom built white and gold pin stripe on a blue paint black powder coated frame tons of new parts installed by the factory metal works new chain new regulator rectifier custom wiring harness all new new battery new boyer electronic ignition custom brass mid control footpegs with stainless steel arms stainless steel brushed handlebars white mooneyes grips white mooneyes japan white h pleat seat new seat mount and springs new starter gear 4th and upgraded spring custom brass and stainless shifter dual sport style tires custom powder coated wheels yellow 4.5 headlight custom stainless headlight mount ceramic coated 2 into 1 exhaust pipes starter works as well as kick starter very solid bike all gone through nice and clean will make a great rider bike is sold as is no warranty and is used2016-07-26 04:54:14Salisbury, North Carolina, United States5006,450.00 -
Custom 1978 Yamaha XS1100 Standard Cafe Racer styling REASONABLE RESERVE (1978)
Nice Classic 35 year old (no longer requires annual inspection) 1978 Yamaha XS1100 Cafe racer styling. First year for the 1100cc 4cyl Japanese bikes and VERY FAST for classic muscle bike. They werent quite as popular for racing due to the shaft drive as the Kawasaki KZ and Suzuki GS with chain drive but a nice fun old bike.2013-09-05 08:43:27Randleman, North Carolina, US28,0341,075.00 -
1980 Yamaha XS (1980)
This Yamaha XS 1100 was really great bike when I bought it, but it's been sitting neglected in my garage. It will need a new battery and the carbs sunk plus anything else that a bike that sits idle will need.I have 5 motorcycles and I know I will never get around to getting the three that are not running back on the road. Every spring I tell myself I'm going to get this bike running. And then I spend the summer riding my two bikes that do run.This Yamaha is basically all stock except for the ape hangers I put on several years ago. And the big dent in the side of the tank-- I added that, too.I have the clean California title ready to sign over. If you're a motorcycle mechanic, this could be a great bike for you. Everything is all there. The bike is complete. If you are not a mechanic, this is probably not the bike for you.If you have any questions please post them on here. I will try to answer them as best I can. The bike is located in Salisbury, NC, which is not too far from Charlotte or Winston.2024-07-01 00:41:23Salisbury, North Carolina, United States50,000100.00
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2024 Yamaha Tracer 9 GT+ Review
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