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    The Bulletproof XJ

    Up for sale/swaps I have just recently completed restoring this beauty of a bike is all legal and is ready for a new owner equipped with an aftermarket 4into1 cycleworks exhaust and brand new tires and a fabulously reconditioned engine. Not only will this bike get you from A to B it'll take you all the way to Z before you can say Kawasakis are lame! With a 30 gallon tank it is very economical and can get you out of trouble when you need to thanks to the clean crisp sounding power of this fantastic 600cc engine this bike is a classic and will last until your boy crashes it, even then you could probably still start it! Make me an offer I cannot refuse! Bike is available for test rides although proof of a motorcycle license must be shown.

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    135 litre tank. Impressive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blackdog View Post
    135 litre tank. Impressive.
    My apologies lol was talking to my mrs about a fish tank lol its 5.28 gallons - 20liters

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    sounds allright for the money considering its condition & rareity.......same engine as an FZ 600 right?,which if I had one-id buy yrs for that purpose only-sad as it may seem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slorider View Post
    same engine as an FZ 600 right?
    All the XJ550/XJ600/FZ600/YX600 is pretty much interchangable, the FZ did run smaller carbs than the XJ though
    "If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    All the XJ550/XJ600/FZ600/YX600 is pretty much interchangable, the FZ did run smaller carbs than the XJ though
    Gah I believe it was the XJ600, XJ650, xv750 and xj900 were the interchangeable ones

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    Hmm I would take 2200 for it

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    Got any Kodak moments of it?

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    I have but my cellfone wont let me upload

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    Quote Originally Posted by xjrider View Post
    Gah I believe it was the XJ600, XJ650, xv750 and xj900 were the interchangeable ones
    You're wrong, 600 is chain drive for a start and is basically a bored and stroked 550
    "If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."


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    Send Lawyers, guns and money, the shit has hit the fan

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    Had the chain, sprockets and brake pads changed?
    "Sorry Officer, umm.... my yellow power band got stuck wide open"

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    Is it LAMS approved??

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    Quote Originally Posted by mathornet View Post
    Is it LAMS approved??
    Calm down, your hornet is faster.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    Calm down, your hornet is faster.
    Haha I just like to refer my friends to bikes available

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    New brakes front and rear new tyres LAMS approved got it up to 221 yesterday fyi.
    Chain sprockets and bearings all done also.front rotors have been cleaned.

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