This comprehensive service and repair manual provides a detailed guide for the YAMAJA XJ750 motorcycle, covering model years 1981-1984. It encompasses all aspects of repair, servicing, and troubleshooting procedures, making it an indispensable resource for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. With hundreds of pages packed with detailed photographs and diagrams, this manual offers step-by-step instructions to guide you through every task. The manual is structured like the one used by professional technicians, ensuring you have access to the same high-quality information and expert guidance. Its thoroughness covers everything from basic maintenance to complex repairs, ensuring you have the knowledge and instructions needed to perform any job correctly.

The Yamaha XJ750, produced from 1980 to 1984, was a significant motorcycle in Yamaha's history, marking a shift towards more modern design and performance. This air-cooled, four-cylinder, 747cc machine was a popular choice for both beginning and experienced riders due to its approachable nature and reliable performance. It offered a comfortable riding position, a smooth and responsive engine, and a nimble handling characteristic. The XJ750's design was forward-thinking for its time, featuring a lightweight steel frame, a telescopic front fork, and twin rear shock absorbers, all of which contributed to its agile handling. The engine, known for its smooth power delivery and robust build, made the XJ750 a capable machine for both commuting and weekend rides. The XJ750 gained recognition for its versatility and ease of maintenance. It was a motorcycle that could easily be adapted to various riding styles, whether it was cruising through city streets or tackling winding roads. The availability of aftermarket parts and a relatively simple design made the XJ750 a popular choice for customization and modifications. It also became known for its durability and reliability, making it a popular choice for riders seeking a dependable machine. The Yamaha XJ750, while discontinued in 1984, continues to be a highly sought-after classic motorcycle. Its combination of performance, comfort, and reliability makes it a compelling choice for enthusiasts looking for a well-rounded machine that offers a taste of vintage riding.