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    After thirty or so projects over the last dozen years, I’m aging out of the hobby. I’m giving up wrenching and focusing more on my writing. (You can find more about that endeavor in my signature below.)

    As you can imagine, I have a ton of XS11 leftover parts. I’ve sold about 200 in the past year or so, but still have a lot left that I’d like to see gone by the end of this year. (Which is only a couple of months away!)

    You can see a few of the parts listed here on eBay.

    Of course, XS11.club members can contact me privately to save eBay fees. Let me know if you don’t see what you need listed. I probably have it.


    Thanks, Bob


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    Bob's Bikes:
    79SF, Military theme bike

    Bob's websites:
    https://projectxs11.wordpress.com
    https://rucksackgrunt.com

    Bob's Books:
    "
    Project XS11"
    "Rucksack Grunt"
    "Jean's Heroic Journey"


    Bob's Parts:
    For Sale Here.

  • #2
    Good luck on the sale of the parts Bob,,,,,there is always a need by someone for old parts as these ol bikes age. It used to be easy to find parts, but as the motorcycle boneyards dissapear it is harder, keep on writing,,,,Mike in S.Diego and Pa.

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    • #3
      Thanks Mike! If you use Kindle, PM me your email address and I'll send you a free copy of my new book.
      Bob's Bikes:
      79SF, Military theme bike

      Bob's websites:
      https://projectxs11.wordpress.com
      https://rucksackgrunt.com

      Bob's Books:
      "
      Project XS11"
      "Rucksack Grunt"
      "Jean's Heroic Journey"


      Bob's Parts:
      For Sale Here.

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      • #4
        Probably a long shot but any chance you have a pair of petcock filters for the standard tank?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Sx11Rookie View Post
          Probably a long shot but any chance you have a pair of petcock filters for the standard tank?
          I checked in my shed and I do not have the filters alone, but I found two standard petcocks with filters.
          Probably not what you're looking for, but since I had them out, I listed them on ebay this morning for your inspection: Yamaha XS XS1100 xs11 Fuel Petcocks - fuel taps. Standard models | eBay

          And you can view the rest of my parts here: rucksack.grunt on eBay

          Good luck with your search! Bob
          Bob's Bikes:
          79SF, Military theme bike

          Bob's websites:
          https://projectxs11.wordpress.com
          https://rucksackgrunt.com

          Bob's Books:
          "
          Project XS11"
          "Rucksack Grunt"
          "Jean's Heroic Journey"


          Bob's Parts:
          For Sale Here.

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          • #6
            HI 11XS ROOKIE, I just bought these on EBay for an xs 1100,,,,fit right up,,,use a vacuum line from the engine and they are good to go....I tried to fix my old petcocks,,,but too rusty and worn, so I took a gamble for 11 bucks each, new and they work just fine. The holes are about 34mm center to center so if that works for your tank its an easy fix....good luck, keep us informed, Mike in S.DIego and Pa

            https://www.ebay.com/itm/394413119209

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            • #7
              Ranger_xs1100 Thank you for taking the time to check! Yeah you're right I don't think those petcocks will work. I currently have those filters from Mike's XS shoved in the holes but I'm not a fan of having no reserve especially considering I commute an hour one way.

              Socer4m Thanks for the link! I'll check them out but I'm skeptical too. I bought a similar pair and the flow on them was awful and choked out the engine. Maybe I'll give them a try!

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              • #8
                HI Rookie,,,the petcocks I listed do work,,I used them on my xj1100 with no problems,,,,,there are several positions, prime, reserve, flow BUT THE PETCOCKS NEED A VACUUM TO THE ONE OUTLET FITTING OR THEY WILL NOT work on reserve or flow,,,,if you turn to prime they should flow fine without the engine running,,,,easy to check, get a cup, put it under the petcock and filled gas tank and turn to prime,,,,also can hookup a vacuum pump to the vacuum fitting outlet and turn to reserve or flow{run} positon and it should flow....keep us informed,,,Mike in S.DIego and Pa.

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                • #9
                  Ranger, you wouldn't have one of those YICS Eliminators for the XJ would you?
                  2H7 (79) owned since '89
                  3H3 owned since '06

                  "If it ain't broke, modify it"

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                  • #10
                    Howdy Bikerphil,,,,I just used my yics eliminator tool the other day on a maxim project bike,,,,I dug out the instructions and the tool was made by Yahman,,,his xs handle.....his .name is Larry Foster..... I tried to google the device but no luck,,,if you want to contact him and get one, if he is still making them, just continue the thread or I can PM you the info,,,ride on,,,Mike S in San Diego and Pa.

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                    • #11
                      howdy again,,,,just dug this up on a search,,,Yics "eliminator"

                      New Device for XJ's by Yahman
                      YICS Eliminator… The Ultimate Tuning Tool
                      Dear XJ members,

                      XSive member Yahman (Larry Foster) has ready for sale his “YICS Eliminator… The Ultimate Tuning Tool”
                      as talked about in the thread "plugging the YICS" http://www.xs11.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19708. The tool is used to disable the YICS system for some period of time, to be determined by the user. It is recommended however that YICS Eliminator be installed permanently. This allows the user to adjust the carbs and obtain a proper and accurate plug reading.

                      It is made from aluminum (alloy 6061) with precision ground grooves, that are fitted with Viton o-rings meeting SAE and ASTM specifications for durability. Once installed in the YICS cylinder passage, with the passage bolt reinstalled, it forms a complete seal between the YICS ports. The machine screw is used to install and remove the tool from the YICS cylinder passage.

                      The tool comes complete and ready to install with instructions on the proper installation method. It sells for $35.99 shipped to the USA and Canada. Due to increased postage rates, it will be an additional $5.00 for shipping to Europe. The YICS Eliminator is for sale directly from Yahman/Larry on eBay. Just search "YICS Eliminator". Or send an email to larryfoster(at)q.com and he will get back to you ASAP.
                      Mike in S.DIego and Pa.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by bikerphil View Post
                        Ranger, you wouldn't have one of those YICS Eliminators for the XJ would you?
                        Sorry Phil, I do not have that tool.
                        Bob's Bikes:
                        79SF, Military theme bike

                        Bob's websites:
                        https://projectxs11.wordpress.com
                        https://rucksackgrunt.com

                        Bob's Books:
                        "
                        Project XS11"
                        "Rucksack Grunt"
                        "Jean's Heroic Journey"


                        Bob's Parts:
                        For Sale Here.

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                        • #13
                          Thanks fellas, I'll try to contact Larry.
                          2H7 (79) owned since '89
                          3H3 owned since '06

                          "If it ain't broke, modify it"

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by bikerphil View Post
                            Ranger, you wouldn't have one of those YICS Eliminators for the XJ would you?
                            Phil, I used this to make myself the tool a few years back to sync my XJ Turbo. Unfortunately, I gave the new owner the tool when I sold the bike.


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                            • #15
                              Thanks Deebs. The story is, I have one YICS eliminator I bought from Yahman 5 years ago. I have 2 XJ's I'm maintaining now. They run much better leaving them installed so I'm trying to find a second one. I guess worst case, I could have one fabricated, copying the dimensions from the one I already have.

                              The last activity by Yahman on this site was more than 4 years ago.
                              2H7 (79) owned since '89
                              3H3 owned since '06

                              "If it ain't broke, modify it"

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