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Wow, those are nice.

I borrowed mine from a former motorcycle mechanic.

I used a three claw puller. Worked like a charm.

gggGary, thank you.

Ok, I was surfing this morning and saw a post from a company on the west coast that manufactures items for the 650, frame sections ect. And forgot to write a note to my self to check their website. Can some one PM me the name? I know for sure they are out of Washington or Oregon. Thanks

Yamaha 125 dirt bike, 72 Honda CL350, 1974 Honda CB450, 1992 Superglide, 1960 Sportser and now a 1978 650

This is a beautiful drive. I live in NW OK but have made the drive many times. Hopefully next year on my XS650.

jamesgs4, that's the info I was looking for. Thanks

Ok getting close to having my XS running. PAMCO installed, PMA in hand and wiring harness on the way with the help of DADDYGCYCLE. My question is which capacitor to use and should I run 2 in tandem? Thanks

I keep reading all of the these and begin to think I could wire anything!

jd750ace, thanks. I have heard this before.

smokedyerstang, thanks just what I need.

Want to ask a question. I have a 1979 650, I installed the Pamco ignition system and am waiting for the PMA. The battery is out of the bike and the wiring is gone. I want to check the Pamco prior to installing the PMA. How is the best way? Thanks Jim

pinned, I will say thank for your post. This is the wiring diagram I am going to run on my build. Forgot the horn.

I was going to guess 16 on rear and 18 front.

Thanks to all. I am learning so much!

Ok just about ready to order wire and connectors for my 1979 XS650. Running bare bones, Headlight, taillight combination, kick only. Where do I go to to purchase wire and connectors? Thanks

Thanks to all that spent the time to post the diagrams. These are going to save my butt on re-wiring my 650.

Thanks, that's what I was hoping to hear. Better get the PAMCO ignition ordered.

Solidrummer, yes I have searched the wiring diagrams. That's what has me thinking rewiring is the way to go, that and the fact that the bike is 37 years old.