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| Here's my XT 350. 1986 with under 4k miles. 
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| Here's my xt350. 1986 with under 4k miles.
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The pics are coming out for me as red crosses. Shame, as I would love to see the XT. I had a 1986 one, and I loved it. Brilliant dual-purpose bike. As 'Bike' said in a road test at the time, "if you can't have fun on one of these, you must be dead."
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2003 ST1300 Pan Euro
1995 Yam XT600E
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| I love it but due to a bad back last year I had it up for sale and it didn't sell thank god cause my backs better now. It gives huge fun on the twisties here, an xjr 1300 and a Hornet couldn't keep up with it on the back roads from Douglas to Castletown until they hit the long straight at the end and blew it into the weeds.
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| Still got the Hornet as well, I see, or did that go to the wife after all? Nice looking things, the XTs. No fussiness, purposeful and slightly bonkers: just what you need in a motorcycle!
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Purposeful and slightly bonkers and with a saddle like that it's just what you need when re-entering earth orbit and slapping your bits on the tank!
Don't slide unless you mean too.Be sure, ride safe and enjoy 
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