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Yet another Bobber Project: 82 Xj650

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by Toreadorranger, Dec 31, 2008.

  1. Toreadorranger

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    New rear tire, looks ALOT better then the old tire that was on there. It turned out to be about a half inch wider then my old one.

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    Me and my buddy were shooting some skeet today when I had an idea.
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    I like it. Nice touch!
     
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    looks good love the black rims
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    My new seat came in today. I dont have any mounts made for it yet. so its just sitting there on the frame.

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    sry for the blurry pic.

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    Nice Ride. Looking Good ! 8)
     
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    Looking real good, will have to keep an eye on this build.
     
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    I got my new gas tank. Its a XJ750 tank. Im going to strip the paint off of it and clear it bare metal.
     
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    Heres the new tank. first is a good comparison of the two tanks, new one is on the right.

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    You have me damn near drooling. I cant wait until its done. Great job.
    By the way, PM me if you plan on selling the old tank.
     
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    bike looks sick man
     
  12. Stamplicker

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    That's Freak'n Sweet! Now yo ugot me Drolling, and starting to call around for a 750 tank... DAMN! going to have look through posts and get some Volume sizes of the tanks again. Any mod needed for the 750 to fit on? or straight line up? compared to the 650?
     
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    Great looking bike. Out of curiosity what are the measurements of that seat?

    -Alex
     
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    The tank fits right on. Its a little taller and wider in the front which makes it about a gallon larger IIRC.
     
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    15.5" long, 13" wide give or take half an inch on each.
     
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    man - this bike is so sweet.

    so so sweet
     
  17. schooter

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    uuggghhh, paint the centerstand, unless you're going to take it off.. im not sure if im going to do that yet... cuz i need it for the project
     
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    I actually removed the center stand right after i snapped this pictures. Im going to keep it around, its super easy to put back on if I need to use it.
     
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    ya thats what i was thinking, you dont need the spring, jsut bolt it on when u use it, and take it off when you dont
     
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    Sorry I traded the old tank for some new sportster lowering shocks
     

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