1982 Yamaha Xj650 R Seca on 2040-motos

US $3,500.00

Year:1982 Mileage:33

Location:

Laveen, Arizona, United States

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Yamaha XJ650 R SECA photos

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Yamaha XJ650 R SECA tech info

Engine Size (cc):650 For Sale By:Private Seller

Yamaha XJ650 R SECA description

Hello, I am selling my 1982 Yamaha XJ650 R SECA Cafe Racer project. This bike comes with a clean title.

Approximate 33,000 miles on the bike.

Modifications done to the bike include:

55-59 Chevy pickup LED taillight.
LED Projection headlights
Battery relocated with its own custom box
4 to 1 headers
Wrapped Headers
Full Chassis harness tuck for a clean Cafe Racer look
Cafe Racer style seat
Safety kill switch
RFY rear shocks
Tack and Speedo delete
Bobber Style license plate mount with LED light
Drilled front rotors

This bike will include in the sale, most if not all original equipment that came with the bike. This is a project bike so some minor modifications will still need to be done but it does not hinder it's ride-ability. The bike is ready to ride and register. Yes it's fast, its loud and it turns heads. I love this bike and I hate to see it go but I no longer need the bike at this time.

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