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Looking for a nice clean tank with no dents for my 75. Let me know if you guys have anything. Thanks!

Wheels and hubs powder coated, relaced with stainless spikes and new tubes and Kenda tires. Custom drilled front rotor. Freshly painted burnt orange tank with silver and black racing stripe and black side covers and black headlight bucket. New headlight, chain, new front and rear gears, new...

So here is what we have. 1975 XS with BS38's from 1975 as well. I have owned the bike for 2 years. The bike idles and runs well. It pulls clean through the gears and RPM range. The bike is stock with the exception of pod filters and aftermarket pipes. They are the EMGO Commando from Mikes...

I was posting these in the "What have you done to your XS today" discussion, but thought it would be fun to document it in one place. I really didn't want to take the 650B out of commission in the middle of the summer but the paint was just so bad and it's hot as hell anyways. All the hard work...

Looking for a little help here. I can't find a diagram that shows the assembly of the gas cap for my 75 XSB. I am confident in everything except the small boot that hugs the post. As you can see in the picture I have it so that the circlip is covered by it. Doe this look correct to you guys? Thanks.

I purchased the Koso TNT-01 meter and everything is wired up and functioning properly except the tachometer. The attached instructions show that there are multiple ways to cable the tach wire. In talking with Koso tech support they said to attach the tach wire directly to the positive wire...

I have the following parts left over from my build. $100 takes it all. Original airboxes Gauges Handlebars Chain Guard (decent condition looks like it may have been cut out for shock springs a little) Luggage Rack Front disc brake line assembly Extra gauge cover Buyer pays shipping

1975 XS650B stock front disc and drum rear wheels. So I pulled the wheels off and took them to a shop to have measurements taken before I tore them apart to powder coat the rims and re-lace them with the SS spokes from Mike's. I was very careful to keep everything together, the shop, not so...

Hi everyone, I am a new member with a new project. I'm having a lot of fun wrenching on my "new" 650 and even more fun riding it. I have big plans for the winter tear down and rebuild and really can't wait to see the old gal come spring time. The bike already gets a ton of compliments whenever...

Looking for a replacement front fender for my 75. Please contact me if you have one for sale.