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Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by co.dirtbiker, Aug 9, 2026.

  1. co.dirtbiker

    co.dirtbiker Active Member

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    I was goofing around the Bing Image Creator and entered the simple prompt of "Seca XJ900". This is what it came back with. Aside from being short a cylinder and a few other oddities, it's kind of an interesting take on a modern update of the 900.

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    Looks like one of those big retro Hondas.
     
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    I wonder if that image is of an actual bike that Yamaha just does not bring to the US? Their latest 3 cylinder cross plane bikes could be like that. That is the styling us older fans of the original XJ's like that more than the latest bug styles.
     
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    I dunno...AI has a habit of making the gauges point out the front for some reason...can't be too real. :D Missing a rear brake too.

    Even variations it created with no windshield would have one gauge readable if you were sitting on the front fender and one pointing back toward the rider. Pretty comical that it was consistently doing it. Some only had 2 pipes. Of all the variations it came up with this was the only one that I thought looked cool enough and realistic enough to make me say "wow, I wish they'd make one like that".
     

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