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You are here: Home --- Reliable Used Motorcycle Buyer's Guide --- Yamaha

Yamaha XJ750R Seca, XJ750 Maxim, XJ750 Midnight Maxim, XJ700S Maxim
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Manufacturer: Yamaha........TOP

Model: XJ750R Seca, XJ750 Maxim, XJ750 Midnight Maxim, XJ700S Maxim

Years Made: 1981-1983 Seca, 1982-85 Maxim 750, 1984-86 Maxim 700)
Style: Sport Standard (Seca), Custom Cruiser (Maxim)
Engine Type: 748cc Inline-Four / 698cc Inline-Four
Seat:
mm/ "
Weight: 490lb HP: 81
Torque:
Top Speed: 130mph MPG: 50
New Cost: $3,199 (1981) - $3,199 (1982) - $4,099 (1983) - $4,199 (1985)
Average Used Costs:
Low $990 Medium $1,197 High $1,500

Description:

Notes:

UMG Says: Heavy, awkward four that was a bit off the pace but lasted for reasonable mileages. Camchain and tensioner usually went first, followed by the valves and pistons. Mileages varied greatly, although few managed more than 75 thou and most were in trouble by 40k.

UBG Says: Heavy, awkward and bigger capacity custom version of XJ650 which lasted for reasonable mileages. Camchain and tensioner went first, followed by the valves and pistons. Shaft-drive eases maintenance. Over-complicated digital dashboard can cause problems. C1 £1000, C2 £700, C3 £350

IGM Says (XJ550 Seca, XJ550 Maxim, XJ650 Seca, XJ650 Maxim, XJ700 Maxim): Yamaha's first four-cylinder mid-sized engine series, which powers all these bikes, set new standards for performance when introduced in 1981 and has proven rugged and dependable over the years. The same basic engine design is still used in the 1998 Seca II.

 


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