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What is the best top line XJ ever made and why

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by jamings67, May 14, 2009.

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  1. FABFABINC

    FABFABINC Member

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    My input for my situation. I ride 2 up in 95% of the time and my xj 1100 is right up there.... Its a real beast with 2 people plus gear .
     
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    Have to agree with Bigfits in this case only if they were available to us XJR1300
     
    FABFABINC, Jan 4, 2010
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    Went to fuel injection in 2007. I had a look at a new black one at the local Yamaha dealer. Wow, what a bike. About $14000 Australian. The Ohlins piggyback shocks are standard. Could do with an aftermarket muffler to let out a bit of sound.

    Is the XJR not available in the U.S?
     
    railtrolley, Jan 5, 2010
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  4. TECHLINETOM

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    no (sob) :cry:
     
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    gotta say MINE!!! 82 xj65j maxim
     
    frankenbiker, Jan 14, 2010
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    Nope. Ours have lots of plastic and can even come with an automatic transmission; you don't get to see the motor either. Two wheeled cars.

    I still like the '05 better because I really love the symmetry of twin mufflers; a 4-1 always looks lopsided (except the Honda 400-four.)

    No matter what the year, it's still a REAL motorcycle. Apparently we don't deserve such things.
     
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