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         <title><![CDATA[Yamaha XS 400]]></title>
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         <description><![CDATA[I bought 2 x Yamaha XS 360-400 from 1976-1978.
I got this as a total scrap from one enthusiast from around the area. One word, and I've had them both home.
Somehow I wanted to emulate the previous reconstruction because was the great response from people interested in buying.
This machine is such a small legend from 70. -80. -years when the save a money was much into fashion and price performance was very good. These motorcycles were able to roll 70 thousends miles
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