Sesty
H.E. Pennypacker
looks great... now what are you gonna do all winter lol
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Sesty
H.E. Pennypacker
good plan... if you run out of things, i can supply my address...I have two bikes and a messy garage that could use some OCD treatment!
VegasNewbie
Becki
Wow! I'm impressed and inspired by the quality and speed that you did this work. And thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us newbies.
Added a set of 76 xs360 gauges to it. I even set the odometer on the speedo to the correct miles as the original. It was my wife's idea to have the color match the green of the bike. I forgot that the housings off the later bikes are not the same as the earlier one so I had to got with black ones With all the sets of gauges I have I only had one pre-80 chrome bucket for a speedo and none for the tach.
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Sesty
H.E. Pennypacker
wife has a good eye
I dig the gauges... remind me of the 70's CB gauges.. almost aviation style
I dig the gauges... remind me of the 70's CB gauges.. almost aviation style
Found this thread today and thought I would update it. I have been putting it back to stock over the last two years. I have only put about 6k miles (20k total) on it as I have so many other xs400 bikes to ride. Finding the correct parts can be hard but I will get there. I even found a factory brochure with a pic of the bike new which will help in identifying parts/looks.
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Steve Whitton
Steve
Very nice. When I finish my 81, I'll be looking for another project to restore.
Specdog
XS400 Addict
Your '82 looks good back in stock trim Chris. Since we're talking '82's, here is mine in stock form.
Steve Whitton
Steve
Nice
