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Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by rayray, Nov 22, 2012.

  1. rayray

    rayray New Member

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    I am new to xj bikes, wanting to build my first bike, what is the diffrence between a seca 750 and a xj 750 and a xj seca 750, or is there any at all? Thanks in advance, I havent rode in 30 yrs. child hood dream to build a bike of my own, now it is time to start. thanks again.
     
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    Im planning on stripping it down and making a bobber out of it, would this be a good bike for that purpose?
     
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    rayray,

    Welcome.

    Gary
     
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    rayray welcome to the forum. Just do a search on bobber, several threads have been done on this. Read them and maybe contact the poster and go from there.
    Doing a bobber, from what I've read does require a certain amount of fabricating as well as mechanical and electrical skills, what is your background?
    Also, it is a good idea to make sure that the bike is in fairly good running order, compression, valves, carbs etc before you tear it apart and strip it down.
    Make the engine run well, then go to town on the build.
    Just my two cents.
     
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    welcome to our group.
     
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