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1973 Yamaha XS (1973)
I have a nice survivor TX650 for sale. It runs and drives great. It is a two owner bike that was well taken care of.2016-12-13 04:40:10Council Bluffs, Iowa, United States286900 -
1973 Yamaha XS (1973)
You will never find another XS like this! I've included many pics with this posting so you can get an idea of the years of work and attention to detail that went into this build. Styling and ergonomic modifications done in the style of the “desert sled” era of motorcycles.2016-11-29 04:41:41Los Angeles, California, United States55,000.00 -
1973 Yamaha XS (1973)
Great running, clean, gorgeous, mostly original, classic vertical twin. New Dunlop K81 tires (period correct), brake master cylinder, calipers, pads, battery, cables, chain, mufflers, carbs and petcocks rebult. Rode all summer.2016-11-02 04:41:07Alexandria, Kentucky, United States134600 -
1973 Yamaha XS (1973)
Beautiful 1973 Yamaha 650 - this bike is in wonderful condition , with only 5130 original miles on it , it is a very well cared for bike. Starts and runs , but needs a new battery and some carb cleaning or rebuild - the compression release cable is missing and the off-run-off switch is cracked (but still works) - we drove this bike and it drives and stops great - Bike can be seen in HOBART INDIANA - And is for sale locally - We are a licensed Indiana auto dealer so buyer must pay sales tax based on your state - we will provide tax documents and you will only pay tax once -2016-08-17 04:53:41Hobart, Indiana, United States53100 -
1973 Yamaha XS (1973)
1973 TX (SX) 650 fully customized with no expense spared. New Wiseco Pistons with over sized jugs to 750cc. High performance cams and carbs.2016-07-26 04:55:47Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada5005500 -
1973 Yamaha XS (1973)
1974 Yamaha TX650 Electric Start Recently brought up to flawless mechanical condition, this unrestored British-styled motorcycle is fully-operable and has been proven in daily use. Stored for 30+ years indoors, this pre-"cruiser" model Yamaha 650 2-cylinder with electric start has been well-preserved. Alternately named TX650 and XS650; in contrast to the 650 Special, this model remains nearest to the original concept of all. I can assure of the motorcycle's age and use being as low as it appears, having bought the bike from an 80+ year old grandfather who remembered the bike's history in detail. I've owned a lot of seventies-era Yamahas and have seen very few in this condition.2016-06-21 05:00:22Auburn, Washington, United States78200 -
1973 Yamaha XS (1973)
1973 Yamaha XS650. I got this from a guy just starting to build bikes.He rewired the bike and all the electrical did work but that was over 10 years ago.Secon gear did slip but I shifted past it.I think it has a bent shift fork.I since got injured at work so I was never able to recover so I need something more forgiving on my body.No seat or side covers.Cool looking bike .Great project.This has the extended front forks and ape type handlebars.This is a great piece of Yamaha Art that needs your love to get it back on the road and making you a proud human being for getting it done.This bike is pickup in North Fond du Lac Wisconsin.Please feel free to set up shipping if you want it shipped.I can help load,I am only a mile off the main Highway.Clear Title.2016-06-21 04:58:21Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, United States316994 -
1973 Yamaha XS (1973)
1973 YAMAHA XS650 / TX650 This is a pretty rare find, a one owner 1973 Yamaha XS650 / TX650 with original paint and original paperwork from 1973! This is a project bike that would be a perfect candidate for restoration! The bike has 19,926 miles.2016-06-14 15:39:09Hamburg, New York, United States197500 -
1973 Yamaha TX 650 - Beautiful Original Bike, Many Upgrades, One Kick Starter (1973)
1973 Yamaha TX 650. Kick and electric start. I installed a Pamco ignition and hi output coil, bike starts w/ one kick hot or cold.2013-10-22 00:42:00Montpelier, Vermont, US18,0001,500.00 -
1973 Yamaha OHC 650cc ELECTRIC & KICK START RARE! NO RESERVE!!!!! (1973)
NO RESERVE PRICE!! HERE IS A GOOD LOOKING 1973 YAMAHA OHC ELECTRA 650 RUNS AND DRIVES LIKE A DREAM,VERY FAST AND SMOOTH, REAL SMOOTH AND POWER FULL WITH ITS 650cc ENGINE ITS MORE THAN ENOUGH TO GET YOU WHERE YOU WANT TO GO LOOKING GOOD! ALL ORIGINAL NOW TODAY IT IS CONSIDER A CLASSIC!2013-10-15 00:01:10Lynwood, California, US12,6381,663.00 -
YAMAHA TX650 CAFE RACER!!! CLEAN MACHINE! (1973)
1973 Yamaha TX650 Model Overview- Yamaha's 650 twin is a well known machine for it's looks, performance and reliability. "When the Yamaha XS 650 was launched in 1968 it had one of the most advanced engines in its class of large parallel twin motorcycles. The engine and gearbox are unit construction with the crankcase split horizontally for ease of assembly whereas almost all contemporaries in its class in 1968 are either unit construction with a vertically split crankcase or pre-unit construction with separate engine and gearbox.2013-09-27 18:10:46Dearborn, Michigan, US19,4001,925.00 -
1973 XS 650 Electric (1973)
CLEAN TITLE IN HAND. I just gave it a quick bath to get the dust off. Take a good look at the pictures and email me if you have a question. AGAIN TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THE PICTURES.2013-09-05 08:44:12Bloomingburg, New York, US21,000152.50
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