NONclow
Confirmed Laquer Breather
Thanks! I've heard that about the hi/lo myself. I'll post my findings soon.....
-
Enjoy XS650.com? Consider making a donation to help support the site.
XS650.com receives a small share of sales from some links on this page, but direct donations have a much greater impact on keeping this site going.
What other bikes do you have?
- Thread starter I am Carbon
- Start date
-
- Tags
- non-xs650
ken65
XS650 Member
xs1b
74 cb750
72 triumph bonneville
64 250 honda dream
86 suzuki gszr750
98 r1
90 fj1200
81 rd350lc.
I like bikes
74 cb750
72 triumph bonneville
64 250 honda dream
86 suzuki gszr750
98 r1
90 fj1200
81 rd350lc.
I like bikes
Max Midnight
XS650 Addict
Yamaha V Max
Now a 1300 with gas flowed heads and flat slides + a 'few' other mods.
Now a 1300 with gas flowed heads and flat slides + a 'few' other mods.
-74 RD350, 2 bikes, one mostly stock, one a long term project...A stock RD is a perfect bike around town and for shorter trips.
-77 XS650D, bought as a nice renovated 99% stock bike, but soon became a major project....750 kit, Shell #1 cam, rephased, Mikuni TM/RS34s, spoked disc brake rear wheel, ISR brakes, Ohlins shocks and a lot more. Target is 180 kg with full tank, 60 RWHP, two finger braking, then it may become my favourite bike.
-95 Ducati 600 Monster, now with DP 680 kit, 39 FCRs, slip-ons, ISR front disc, some carbon and Ti bits, lightweight battery, etc. Maybe the most fun bike of them all.....180 kg with a full tank of fuel!
-97 Ducati ST2 (944) OZ Piega wheels, DP slip-ons, lightweight battery and flywheel, Spiegler "superbike" handlebar, Digital KOSO dash, about 210 kg with full tank, about 15 kg lighter than stock, but still too heavy for my taste.... A great touring bike, me and my woman did a 7000 km one month holiday on it this last spring, Northern Norway to Italy, and back. Loved it!
-77 XS650D, bought as a nice renovated 99% stock bike, but soon became a major project....750 kit, Shell #1 cam, rephased, Mikuni TM/RS34s, spoked disc brake rear wheel, ISR brakes, Ohlins shocks and a lot more. Target is 180 kg with full tank, 60 RWHP, two finger braking, then it may become my favourite bike.
-95 Ducati 600 Monster, now with DP 680 kit, 39 FCRs, slip-ons, ISR front disc, some carbon and Ti bits, lightweight battery, etc. Maybe the most fun bike of them all.....180 kg with a full tank of fuel!
-97 Ducati ST2 (944) OZ Piega wheels, DP slip-ons, lightweight battery and flywheel, Spiegler "superbike" handlebar, Digital KOSO dash, about 210 kg with full tank, about 15 kg lighter than stock, but still too heavy for my taste.... A great touring bike, me and my woman did a 7000 km one month holiday on it this last spring, Northern Norway to Italy, and back. Loved it!
westonboege
XS650 Addict
Picked up another one a few months ago. Been going throught it and building a little chopper... 1969 Shovelhead slabside. Love some old school harley...
livingdeadmc
XS650 Junkie
Nice! I just picked up a 76 shovel. Love these bikes
JK Racing
XS650 Member
Vmx51
XS650 Addict
3 XS650s , 3 RZ350s , 1 RD400 , 1 R5 , 1 DT400 , 1 YZ250 , 1 CR450F , 2 KX125s , 1 GS700 , 1 RM250 , 1 KTM 125 . Plus multiple extra parts for all of them. I wish I just had one bike , but my collecting got out of control.
I had to let one go today, guy is on the way here to buy it.
With the new to me Concours 14 and the "collection" I just don't have a reason to keep riding this. I really like the Aero's and will be sad to see it go.
With the new to me Concours 14 and the "collection" I just don't have a reason to keep riding this. I really like the Aero's and will be sad to see it go.
I am Carbon
shade tree mechanic
I had to let one go today, guy is on the way here to buy it.
With the new to me Concours 14 and the "collection" I just don't have a reason to keep riding this. I really like the Aero's and will be sad to see it go.
Say it aint so gggGary. I'm passing mine on to my oldest son when I die.
Because I know he wont work on bikes. So he gets the Areo maybe he will keep the fluids changed. Probably not
tonyc
XS650 Guru
Nice Bonnie. I had a 1967. and loved it. Now have a1963 BSA 650 plus 1976 and 1978 xs650's.
Posted via Mobile
Posted via Mobile
jd750ace
Front Toward Enemy
Letting go of an 1100 Honda never feels quite right. They are very well made machines. Can't blame you for taking the big Kaw over it though.
