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1971 Yamaha At1 125 Cc Enduro on 2040-motos

$1,400
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Tucson, Arizona

Tucson, AZ
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71 AT-1, 2 stroke, oil injected, automatic start Yamaha enduro. Really nice shape. All original except for fenders have been painted, and engine cases have been polished, and front tire. Runs and rides like new. All the lamps and turn signals work as they should. Has new battery and front tire. Seat has a small crack on the left rear corner. Still has the original tool kit in it to. Does NOT have a title, but has been through DMV inspection. Sold on notarized Bill of Sale. $1400 No Texts please. Call only between 8am and 8pm please.

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