For Sale 1981 XJ650 Maxim parts again.

All of these are OEM and are in good to very good condition - make me an offer. I'll send them USPS so make sure to take into account USPS flat-rate shipping.

http://tinyurl.com/USPS-PDF-Shipping

Mirrors
Handlebars
Side reflectors and housing
Full set of 4 turn signals
Speedo/Tach/Warning Lights display unit
Front Fender
gear shifter lever
rear brake light - full housing.
Clutch lever and perch
front brake lever and res.
two rear shocks.
Front headlight (not the bucket - just the light).
Front and rear OEM pegs.
Front and rear pegs

http://s1353.photobucket.com/user/ribo2105/library/Bike Parts for Sale?sort=3&page=1

maybe more to follow.....

 

I have an 82 xj650 and noticed that my left perch, where the mirror would go (I bought the bike without stock mirrors) is slightly slanted inward. Does the mirror stem compensate for this? The mirror should obviously stick out just past my left shoulder, but with that slightly angled mirror hole, it looks like the mirror would be more straight up than our left. I cant think of how else to explain it. Does this make sense? I'll try to take a picture later

 

So with the buckhorn bars or whatever stupid name those silly things got the mirror hole on perch had to be angled "inward" in order for the mirror to be straight up when the perch was on the bars. If you put this perch on a straight bar the mirror stem would be at an angle inwards sufficient enough to stick the mirror right up your nose.

http://s1353.photobucket.com/user/ribo2105/media/IMG_0440_zpsjljguqj5.jpg.html

 

The actual mirror stem is straight until a left angle before connecting to the the back of the mirror on the right side. This puts the right side edge of the mirror offset with the stem by about and inch and a half.

 

Does The Headlight Have The Thin Chrome Ring Around it?

 

Duplicate

 

Yes it does. Check out the photos. It's in very good condition. Some surface rust on the inside at the bottom but besides that the puppy's tip top.