Jul 30 2009
Tim’s GL#12 XS650
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Here’s alittle bit about the bike. This is a 1975XS650 built for me by Rich @ G&L Choppers in Colorado Springs. This bobber is buy far the coolest bike I’ve ever owned. The motor was in stock form with I beleive somewhere between 15000-18000 miles. The addtions Iv’e done since getting the bike are as follows, 2into1 intake W/34mm from Wiseguys Choppers www.wiseguyscustoms.com also changed out the ingition from stock dual points to the boyer bransden system re-rapped the pipes and added a tach. I will have to say that all the years I’ve been ridding this is by far the coolest bike I’ve ever owned.

And a special thanks goes out to Rich @ G&L choppers in Colorodo Ssprings the man puts together one very nice machine.
Thanks
Tim










very clean build! do you know where the springer front end came from?
It looks like a DNA 2″ under… I believe G&L offers them in their bike builds as an option.
Sweet XS Tim!
Everyone hates on the DNA’s. Looks good here dude! Cool bike!
Could you tell us more about the carb setup?
Ditto. How does carb set up work for you? does it idle smoother, any more power?
It’s a 2/1 intake w/34mm mukuni, the idle is much smoother and far easier to tune. As far as power, it feels the same
Cool looking bike dude maybe some day you will let me take it for a ride? You know don’t forget about your good friend in AZ how needs to ride it..
No this bike is way cool, I have named it a yamaopper.. Great bike bud..
Thank’s, It is a great bike….And to the question about the front end, Chris is right A DNA 2″ under.
so how does that springer ride??I live in Colorado and have heard alot of good things about G&L choppers.
I really dig your carb & intake set up! Me & dad are goin to try sum thin simular are one of our bikes. Looks good!
The springer rides great no problems so far. If you live in Colorado and you are thinking about this type of scooter Rich@ G&L is the man to talk to.
Could you tell me what jet sizes your using in the carb? Ive got the same setup but having a hell of a time getting it to run right.