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between the diffferent models? i have an 81 something. i believe it is an h model. how can i differentiate?
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write down the vin and call a yamy dealer thats what I did'81 XS1100 SH
Melted to the ground during The Valley Fire
Sep. 12th 2015
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Assuming it hasn't changed much from stock, if it's got a round headlight, sigs and instruments, a leading axle fork and streamlined tank it's a Special (XS1100SH). If it's got rectangular headlight, sigs and instruments, a straight fork and big squared-off tank it's a Standard (XS1100H). "Standard" isn't an official Yamaha term, it's just what we call it to distinguish it from a "Special" which is an official Yamaha term for a "factory custom" which has evolved into today's "cruiser".
Shiny side up,
650 Mike
XS1100SF "Rusty", runs great, 96k miles
XS650SJ "The Black Bike", engine from XS650H with 750cc big bore kit, 30k miles
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go to the search on the left side of the page and key in Serial Number & Model Identification. It will take you to a thread that has all the info you need to determine you bike model.Do'Lee
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(1) XS1100LG "Midnight Dream" Restoration has begun.
(2) XS1100LG "Midnight Madness" Waiting to be next
(5) multi partsters for bobber "Ruby Red II" On the list.
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