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my first xj build what do you think

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by jay51may, Mar 23, 2012.

  1. jay51may

    jay51may New Member

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    1982 xj650 still a work in progress.
     

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    Looking good Jay. Is that a plastic fender off a new bike? What did you do with the seat? Original seat pan chopped and secured to the fender?

    I like it.
     
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    the fender is metal off a v star and stock xj seat pan cut down. thanks
     

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    Looks sweet!
     
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    I think you kick arse! That is an awesome looking XJ.
     
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    The lines flow nicely, excellent use of components to pull a look together.

    Thanks for sharing the photos

    FlyGp
     
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    thanks everyone i'm going to start on the exhaust next
     
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    Sweet! I love the flat black look. That's a bad a** look. Never been a fan of the fork bags. Nice to see use of other parts and different look. I think I like the rear better then the originals. Nice job man.
     
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    paint on the tank looks sick - up close pics would be great
     
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