Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
For sale: this beautiful Yamaha XS750, a genuine one-owner motorcycle that still wears its original factory paint.
Interested? Visit us, schedule a video call or view the motorcycle on our website:
www.vintagemotorcycles.nl
The Yamaha XS750 holds a special place in motorcycle history. Introduced in the late 1970s, it was Yamaha's answer to the growing demand for smooth, powerful touring and sport motorcycles. Unlike many of its competitors, the XS750 featured a unique and characterful three-cylinder engine, giving it a distinctive sound and riding experience that enthusiasts still love today.
The XS750 was one of the first Japanese motorcycles to combine reliability, comfort and performance in such a complete package. Its shaft drive made maintenance easy, while the triple-cylinder engine delivered smooth power and plenty of torque for long-distance touring.
What makes this particular Yamaha especially interesting is its provenance. Finding a true first-owner motorcycle is becoming increasingly rare, and the fact that it still retains its original paint makes it an even more desirable collector's piece. Motorcycles are only original once, and this XS750 proudly tells its story through its authentic condition.
For collectors of classic Japanese motorcycles, the XS750 represents an important chapter in Yamaha's history. It bridges the gap between the legendary British triples and the modern multi-cylinder motorcycles that would follow in the 1980s.
Whether you're looking for a classic motorcycle to ride and enjoy, or an original example to add to your collection, this Yamaha XS750 deserves serious consideration.
Interested? Contact us for more information, additional photos or a video call.
Shipment worldwide.
π Website: www.vintagemotorcycles.nl
π Tel./WhatsApp: +31 850 183 185
π§ E-mail: wiljan@vintagemotorcycles.nl
π Location: The Netherlands
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For sale: this beautiful Yamaha XS750, a genuine one-owner motorcycle that still wears its original factory paint.
Interested? Visit us, schedule a video call or view the motorcycle on our website:
www.vintagemotorcycles.nl
The Yamaha XS750 holds a special place in motorcycle history. Introduced in the late 1970s, it was Yamaha's answer to the growing demand for smooth, powerful touring and sport motorcycles. Unlike many of its competitors, the XS750 featured a unique and characterful three-cylinder engine, giving it a distinctive sound and riding experience that enthusiasts still love today.
The XS750 was one of the first Japanese motorcycles to combine reliability, comfort and performance in such a complete package. Its shaft drive made maintenance easy, while the triple-cylinder engine delivered smooth power and plenty of torque for long-distance touring.
What makes this particular Yamaha especially interesting is its provenance. Finding a true first-owner motorcycle is becoming increasingly rare, and the fact that it still retains its original paint makes it an even more desirable collector's piece. Motorcycles are only original once, and this XS750 proudly tells its story through its authentic condition.
For collectors of classic Japanese motorcycles, the XS750 represents an important chapter in Yamaha's history. It bridges the gap between the legendary British triples and the modern multi-cylinder motorcycles that would follow in the 1980s.
Whether you're looking for a classic motorcycle to ride and enjoy, or an original example to add to your collection, this Yamaha XS750 deserves serious consideration.
Interested? Contact us for more information, additional photos or a video call.
Shipment worldwide.
π Website: www.vintagemotorcycles.nl
π Tel./WhatsApp: +31 850 183 185
π§ E-mail: wiljan@vintagemotorcycles.nl
π Location: The Netherlands
#yamahaxs750 #xs750 #yamahaxs #yamahatriple #classicyamaha #japanesemotorcycle #vintagemotorcycles #classicmotorcycle #motorcyclecollector #yamaha
