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  • Original Brochures

    Hey all...

    Though I'd share some cool stuff with you. So as this 40+ younger biker with a HUGE grin on my face was heading out of the showroom to pick up his brand new 80G, I scored a couple of brochures - just paid about $4300 CDN, so of all people, I deserved them. Not properly proof read, it describes the color as blue with slotted discs (euro model?) A little dog-eared with pin-holes where they were displayed on walls, still fun to look at. It anyone has anything similar, please share! (apologies for the picture quality) Click image for larger version

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    1980 XS1100G (one owner-me)
    1983 Kawasaki GPZ750 (Frankenbike)
    Owned - 1976 XS750D
    Owned - 1972 Honda CB750
    Owned - (unknown year) XS650
    (+ too many Yammies/Hondas to mention)

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    That is for the later, 1980, standard. The very first one advertised an XS1000, and they didn't tell anyone it was going to be 1100 until it showed up! I know this first hand, as I ordered the XS1000 June of '77, and put together my XS1100 in September at my local Yamaha shop!
    Ray Matteis
    KE6NHG
    XS1100 E '78 (winter project)
    XS1100 SF Bob Jones worked on it!

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