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83 seca 400?

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by m0pp3ry, Mar 20, 2007.

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    anybody know anything bout an 83 seca 400.
    i saw one for sale online with out pics. any info on this type of bike good or bad? does anyone have pics of one
    thank you
     
    m0pp3ry, Mar 20, 2007
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    mopp3ry:

    I have an '82 Seca 400 and love it for commuting. Comfortable, good-handling, fairly economical, and simple enough to do your own maintenance and repairs.

    Being a 400 twin, it obviously won't keep up with the larger bikes, but it does everything I want it to, and from 6000 - 10000 rpm, it sings a nice song.

    mhhpartner
     
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    I had had an 82 when they came out. Very good bike, could run with my buddy's 650 Classic. I put a small faring on it and rode from Havelock NC (near the coast) to Denver CO. and back. Did a trip to Memphis on it from Havelock as well. Lot of trips to Columbus Ohio and the bike was always flawless. It always got better mileage with shell gasoline and had real good range on that 5 something gallon gas tank.
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    GB:

    Do you remember what brand your fairing was?

    I'm looking for one to help with the wind blast and helmet noise on my little Seca.

    Thanks-
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    mhhpartner, Mar 27, 2007
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