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? about converting my Maxim into a Cafe

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by streetmaster, Jun 30, 2010.

  1. streetmaster

    streetmaster Member

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    Yeah the more i see the Cafe racer type bikes, im kinda growing parcial to the look of the bike. I guess my ? would be is the frame the same on the Maxim as is the Seca bikes, and would i need to change to the 18" rear wheel to complete the look. Just tossin around ideas
     
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    The Maxim and Secas generally do NOT have the same frames. In most cases the 18" rear wheel is a straight swap, but we don't know if you're talking 550, 650 or 750.
     
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    Oh ok, it's an 80 Maxim XJ650 sorry :lol:
     

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