My XS project

heepey

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This is an 81 that was a special but I am attempting to make it semi standard. The tank is from a Kawasaki. I cleaned it up and painted it. I am reshaping and recovering the seat. I replaced the cam chain guide and redid much of the wiring. I opened up the carbs for a cleaning and found the slide springs missing. gggGary has offered to help with that. I was hoping to ride it this season but that may not happen.
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Thanks for triggering my fading memory. You are right it is a 80 SG. Please disregard my previous post. I started looking on line and saw all the indicators of an 80 even with most of the visible parts changed.
 
Thanks for triggering my fading memory. You are right it is a 80 SG. Please disregard my previous post. I started looking on line and saw all the indicators of an 80 even with most of the visible parts changed.

All that info is on here..............https://www.xs650.com/threads/xs650-model-identification-year-vin-workshop-manuals-and-other-information.30569/
 
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I continually find out how little I know.
One success I have had on this bike is in 3D printing bits that are no longer available. The rubber cushions for the gauges were turning to dust so I designed and printed in TPU some new ones.
 
That's interesting 3D printing the Gauge dampers. What sort of density does this work out to be compared to factory.

Another thread for your perusal.
https://www.xs650.com/threads/gauge...0-83-gauge-repair-honda-70-71-750-4-ko.52013/
These came out a little harder than the originals. There is a setting that controls the density of the fill inside of a solid so it is possible to change that.
I will have study more thoroughly that gauge repair thread as my tach is junk.
 
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