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The Xj Abides

XJ Garage item created by k-moe, Apr 17, 2015

Average User Rating:
4.6/5,
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  • Year:
    1982
    Make:
    Yamaha
    Model:
    Seca
    Engine Size:
    750cc
    Modifications & Accessories:
    Yamaha luggage rack, Yamaha case guards, aftermarket folding highway pegs, Corbin seat (stock seat in most photos), EMGO top case, "super deluxe" PVC tool tubes (extra fuel storage on left, tools on right), Sptifire windscreen ((cut down 2 1/2" and left square on purpose) Now stock height with a bar readjust), weatherproof 12v dc outlet on the top triple tree, Vista Cruise throttle lock, Seca 650 mufflers, Turbo Seca oil cooler (modified to fit) Euro-Spec Seca 750 oil cooler. EMGO Classic handlebars. 10Watt 30º LED spot lamps. Shop-built single-wheel trailer (based on the front swingarm of a Yamaha Riva 180). Extra paint damage from a 75+ MPH gust during a Kansas storm (Will be clearcoated for posterity). ​

    COMING SOON: A rug to tie it all together.
k-moe, Apr 17, 2015
Fuller56, ksigurdsen, Franz and 9 others like this.
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  1. Dirty Harry
    Sweet bike, I like the idea of having extra fuel on board too! Can you add more pics of the rack and fuel can? :-D
    Dirty Harry, Apr 30, 2016
  2. KristoF
    Perfect shot and perfect bike!
    KristoF, Oct 2, 2016
  3. Steve R
    Looks good. I like the red.
    Steve R, Mar 6, 2017
  4. CactusJack578
    That trailer is cool. Did you make that yourself? And those hand guards are life savers. Cool Bike.
    CactusJack578, May 19, 2017
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    1. k-moe
      I did build the trailer frame in my garage. The hand guards are just there to keep the winter wind off my hands. They're a very cheap set with no metal bar at all.
      k-moe, May 19, 2017
  5. dowski68
    Don't suppose you have plans drawn up for that trailer?
    dowski68, May 24, 2017
    1. k-moe
      Nope. I built it to fit the cargo box. There is a thread on ADVRider.com that has better info about building single wheel trailers than I could write up.
      k-moe, May 25, 2017
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