Yamaha 1978 Xs750. 1978 Yamaha XS750 Special XS750 E, XS750 SE (1978 - electronic ignition) XS750 F, XS750 SF (1979) Advantages of Three Cylinders. The E's forks are essentially the same as those on its predecessor, the 2-D
In 1973, Yamaha released the TX750 - an incredibly smooth parallel twin that journalists loved…until the fancy Omni-Phase balancer that kept the twin as smooth as a four started eating up crankshafts This 1978 Yamaha XS750E is powered by a 747cc four-stroke triple mated to a five-speed transmission and is equipped with a two-up seat, a driveshaft, triple disc brakes, Mikuni carburetors, an electric starter, a three-into-two exhaust system, cast-alloy wheels, and both center and side stands
In 1973, Yamaha released the TX750 - an incredibly smooth parallel twin that journalists loved…until the fancy Omni-Phase balancer that kept the twin as smooth as a four started eating up crankshafts The XS750 series featured a 747cc four-stroke motor, twin overhead cams, three carburetors, and 3 into 1 exhaust. touring bike market while outperforming the Laverda and Triumph competition.
Buy 1978 Yamaha Xs750 Touring on 2040motos. In Japan, Standard by Abhi February 5, 2016 3 Comments In 1976, Yamaha introduced a new line of three-cylinder motorcycles
Yamaha XS 750 E poster. Yamaha XS 750E: Year: 1978: Engine: Four stroke, transverse three cylinder, DOHC, 2 valves per cylinder: Capacity: 747 cc / 45.6 cu-in In 1973, Yamaha released the TX750 - an incredibly smooth parallel twin that journalists loved…until the fancy Omni-Phase balancer that kept the twin as smooth as a four started eating up crankshafts