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Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by kawasakiklx, May 3, 2010.

  1. kawasakiklx

    kawasakiklx New Member

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    Hey everyone, my name is Troy and I am new here to XJBikes.com. I also recently purchased my first XJ, which was also my first Yamaha. It's a 1993 Seca 2. I live in Chico, CA a smaller city north of Sacramento.

    I got this 1993 as a project and have been diligently working on it for the past couple weeks. I am running into some carburetor problems but working them out as they arise. Sounds like it's a pretty common problem for these bikes. :)

    Reason I got the XJ it was I hear they are rock solid once they are all tuned and running strong. I hope mine fits this category soon!

    Thanks ahead of time for the help. :lol:

    I posted a questions about turn signal light filaments in "XJ Modifications". Let me know if you can help me out! I look forward to chatting with you guys, See ya around.
     
  2. skillet

    skillet Active Member

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    WELCOME from TN! Excepting the carbs, I'll probably wear out before my XJ :wink: ...

    skillet
     
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    wait- there's someone on here who had a 600 too who lived in chico cali.. his name was chicojim... search for his name and maybe get in touch with him, he may be able to help
     

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