What kind of carburetor does a Yamaha XS850 use?
Because this new Yamaha’s performance, while certainly not dead, has been sorely nibbled by the EPA’s ducks. After years of using nothing but Mikuni carburetors, Yamaha has fitted the XS850 with a trio of constant-vacuum carbs made by Hitachi.
When did the Yamaha XS850 triple come out?
Yamaha XS850/XS750 Triple Model Year 0-60 MPH 1/4 Mile XS850-G,SG 1980 5.4 13.30 XS850-LG 1980 5.3 13.10 XS850-SH 1981 5.4 13.30
How big is the engine on a Yamaha 850sg?
Make Model Yamaha XS 850SG Special Year 19 80 Engine F our stroke, transverse three cylinder, Capacity 826 cc / 50.4 cu in Bore x Stroke 71.5 x 68.6 mm
What was the top speed of a 1980 Yamaha XS 850G?
Allowing for the extra power needed driving through the shaft system, a mean top speed of 118-5 mph is not scintillating, although in its capacity bracket it still keeps the Yam amongst the leaders.
What kind of parts are in a 1980 Yamaha XS850?
Check out our 1980 Yamaha XS850 Special XS850SG OEM diagram that lets you quickly sort through a wide variety of parts by category. Browse the best that we have to offer in OEM, aftermarket and universal parts, and zoom in for up close views and assembly information.
When did the Yamaha 850 Special come out?
The Yamaha XS 850 Midnight Special was a line of motorcycles produced by the Yamaha from 1976 to 1981, {This one is a 1980}, for the worldwide motorcycle market. The Midnight Special has the gloss black, and Gold treatment, this gave it a one of a kind, head turning look!
Is the Yamaha XS850 a good bike?
The XS850 is a strong running right off the line and makes a good amount of power through its rev range. Not to say that it’s a tire shredding beast, but rather a competent motor for hauling around a rider or two and their gear. This one came to us as a trade in.