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For Sale 82 XJ750 - some assembly required

Discussion in 'For Sale, Trade/Swap, Wanted' started by Tim O, Jun 14, 2025.

  1. Tim O

    Tim O Active Member

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    Hi Gang,
    Haven't been here since 2021(ish), hope everyone has stayed safe and had good rides :)

    I had a very small crash on my bike back then, avoiding a gravel patch in a sharp corner, but the drainage ditch got me in a low speed crash. Caught the grass ditch at an angle so it ripped the bars out of my hands. The damage I could find was:
    • Slightly bent handlebars
    • Ding on the gas tank (from the bars)
    • Right side engine guard bent (Does not look like any frame bending or cracking)
    • Headlight enclosure cracked / broken
    • Key switch broken
    So I was trying to be safe and disassembled the whole front end so I could roll the fork tubes on a surface plate and make sure there was no distortion (there wasn't), and I could further inspect the tubes and triple tree for any cracks (none I can find). I figured it needed a fork oil change anyway and I was going to paint the speedo needle and re-lamp it as well. I was starting re-assembly and so far replaced the key switch and the headlight enclosure.

    But now I'm moving over a few states and just have not had any time to put to it, so I'm feeling out if anyone here wants to make an offer on it. I remember how cliche' the statement is but, "It ran well before I stored it" :rolleyes:. Seriously, it was running awesome, and I know that means nothing now. Hogfiddles had cleaned out the carbs for me before I tuned it and I really love this bike. I figure if it goes to one of you it will actually get re-assembled and loved some more. It was running so well I was spending my time polishing instead of doing any tuning anymore.

    I have every screw and cover, and even the unobtanium right side cover and handlebar badge. I also have a spare set of pipes, an extra grab bar, and maybe a few more duplicate parts. Attached is a pic from a few weeks before crashing and some pics of it in my garage now.

    Let me know your thoughts and thanks!!
     
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    Tim, Sorry to hear about you not being able to finish your bike. You are in Crozet if I remember correctly. I am the fellow who came and got the other XJ a couple of years ago. I think it was shortly before your crash. I would love to come get your bike but have too many XJ projects going now as it is. Where are you moving to?
     

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