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XJ Stuff for sale

Discussion in 'For Sale, Trade/Swap, Wanted' started by Dean, May 4, 2006.

  1. Dean

    Dean Member

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    Hey guys, sorry I haven't been around - new job and about to move means super busy! I'm cleaning out the garage:

    I have a nice set of stock Seca 750 handlebars and covers, including
    the Yamaha logo for the center. Excellent shape. These came off my
    Seca with only about 5,000 miles on them since new.

    Also a clean, straight Seca 750 gas tank. It is the factory black
    paint, but is pretty faded and has a good scratch in it (just the
    paint). The metal has no dents that I have seen. Inside has light
    rust. Would be perfect if you were planning a repaint. I bought it
    for the same, but then found a nicer one I didn't have to paint.

    Seac 750 'tool box' and tool kit. The plastic 'bucket' that fits in
    the tail section. Nice shape. I think I have a nice all-black grab
    bar, too.

    Original Yamaha engine guards for the Seca 750. These are quite rare
    and are the ones which match the style of the valve cover. Very cool!
    I have only ever seen one set on eBay and I got them (at a pretty
    penny, I might add). I had them on my Seca 550 for a while, so they
    are slightly used, but still very nice. You can see them here on my
    dearly departed 550: (dial-up users: large pics!)
    http://dean.rachwitz.com/Amandaandme.jpg
    http://dean.rachwitz.com/Bikepics004d.jpg

    Engine covers - the YICS ones. These have some discoloration under
    the clearcoat, but are otherwise in great shape. If you carefully
    removed the clear and polished the metal, they'd look like new.
    Lettering and YICS logo are still is great shape.

    XJ400 engine guards. Yes, XJ400. They consist of thick (a little
    thicker than frame tubes) tube that runs from the upper front engine
    mount (where other engine guards mount) to the frame below and just
    behind the crank centerline, passing over the engine cover's bottom,
    forward sector. The front mount would need to be modified slightly to
    fit the 550/650/750, but anyone with a little bit of skill could have
    them on in an hour. Very cool. Bought them new off eBay and decided
    not to put them on.

    Seca 550 fork springs. Stock, about 14,000 miles. Free.

    Supertrapp muffler, for Seca 550 Supertrapp system. Comes with some
    discs and centerbolt cap, if I can find them. Somce scratches.
    Cheap. Really cheap.

    For each item, make me a reasonable offer, pay actual shipping/packing costs and its yours.

    Thanks!
     
    Dean, May 4, 2006
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  2. Dean

    Dean Member

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    The handlebars, toolkit and engine guards have been sold - rest is still available.
     
    Dean, May 13, 2006
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    Which engine guards sold? Please say the xj400, and not the xj750....


    I want the 750 ones if still have them.

    If not, whats the official name of them so i can look on ebay?
     
    Foximus, May 14, 2006
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    Will the 750 gas tank fit a 1980 XJ650?
     
    gcharrold, May 18, 2006
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  5. Dean

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    Yes, the Seca 750 guards are sold. They don't really have an 'official' name, but I can tell you that in over a year of watching for them, I have only seen one pair and I bought them.
     
    Dean, May 19, 2006
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    I can't tell you for sure, but the shape of the Seca 750 tank is quite a bit different.
     
    Dean, May 19, 2006
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