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Discussion in 'For Sale, Trade/Swap, Wanted' started by yukon1015, May 1, 2010.

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  1. yukon1015

    yukon1015 Member

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    send me a pm with any parts you need off an 82 XJ650 RJ or a 82 XJ750 seca, for the 750 im even selling the frame, just about everything. Let me know what you need.
     
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    Xplicit_XJ Member

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    Got a round headlight off of either? Maybe and exhaust or gauges?
     
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    i dont have a round headlight but i do have an exhaust and a set of guages for a 650 seca, i have the guages for the 750 seca but some of the wires have been cut, its not that big of a deal.
     
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    Xplicit_XJ Member

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    Any idea if the gauges would work on a 82 XJ750 Maxim? And if so could you send pics?
     
    Xplicit_XJ, May 2, 2010
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    got any engine guards?
     
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    the guages wouldnt work on the 750 maxim, they have a center computer concole in them that the maxims weren't wired for, and i dont ahve any engine guards.
     
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    Dezmond New Member

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    what about a fairing for the 750?
     
    Dezmond, May 3, 2010
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    What would you want for the 750 gas tank? Is it in good condition, no holes or major rust?
     
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  9. yukon1015

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    i dont have a fairing for it but i do have a tank, i havent opened it up so i dont know what it looks like inside, i will post some pix as soon as i get a chance.
     
    yukon1015, May 3, 2010
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    I just got an '82 XJ650 Maxim. The intake manifolds are cracked and leaking. I fixed one with a little goo, but would prefer a good set.

    Do you have a set for this bike?
     
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    i do have a set for a 650, let me know if your interested.
     
    yukon1015, May 11, 2010
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    Do you know how hard it would be to match up the exhaust and all that to a 82' 750 Maxim?
     
    Xplicit_XJ, May 12, 2010
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    I am in need of the rectangular headlight assembly. I have the head lamp just fine, but I don't have the box it mounts in or the brackets it mounts to the frame. Do you have those?

    Also, I might need the means by which you attach the front signals to the forks.

    I have an 83 Seca 750 FYI.

    Thanks!
     
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    i dont think it would be to hard the match the exhaust with the 750 maxim, but then again i have never done it and i have the mounting bracket for a rectangular headlight but i dont have a bucket, the bracket comes with the mastercyclinder
     
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    price on guages fir the 650
     
    britcan, May 21, 2010
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    How about pics of the tanks?
     
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    Is the 82 750 Seca equipped with the anti-dive valves on the bottom of the fork legs? If so, what would you want for the valves/valve bodies and lines to connect to the calipers? Mine are completely shot with internal corrosion and are currently disconnected.
     
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    How are the carbs on the 650?
     
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    You got any parts left for the Seca 750? I am looking for some spares for mine
     
    Nervace, Jun 13, 2010
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    I'm looking for a clutch lever/perch that'll fit a 650. Any chance of having that laying around?
     
    digitalbroccoli, Jun 13, 2010
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