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Rebuild

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by Cruzy, Aug 15, 2022.

  1. Cruzy

    Cruzy New Member

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    Hi guys I'm new to the forum got a bit experience working on bikes I've decided to do a full strip down and rebuild of a Yamaha XJ 600s 1994 in the past I have just done rebuilds but this time I want to do a custom bobber I've just stripped the back end and I was wanting to fit a rear hoop to smarten up the rear end but I'm not exactly sure where to cut the frame any advice would be greatly appreciated
     
    Cruzy, Aug 15, 2022
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    cds1984 Well-Known Member

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    Don't. :)
    Sorry I despise bobbers.
     
    cds1984, Aug 23, 2022
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    a100man Well-Known Member

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    Hi. a 1994 will make it a Diversion aka Seca 2 model. These are covered better by the XJRider forum.
    'Bobbers' are todays fashion...if you do press ahead then at least it will be with one of the less desirable models..
     
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    A-A Ron New Member

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    We, I think bobbers can look pretty cool as hell of done right so more power to ya. It’s either that or I’m guessing it would’ve just rotted away in someone’s back yard lol. I’m new here so I can’t really help ya but either way, I’d love to see your progress. I have an 82 xj750 I’ve just started working on for my kid
     
    A-A Ron, Aug 24, 2022
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