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Yamaha AT 125 cc photos
Yamaha AT 125 cc tech info
Engine Size (cc):125
Warranty:None
Type:Enduro
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha AT 125 cc description
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A Numbers matching Bike Its elec start Factory Air Box With tool kit When I got this bike took it apart to check condition and brakes were @ 7/8 Motors never touched, No Leaks and oil injection cleaned with new lines. Works perfect! Electric start is immediate.New Tires Tubes and liners were installed. A little rust in the tank was cleaned and run with filters and clear lines Now Black Rubber as it should be . New petcock Pass. Pegs and upgraded Chain . Brigadoon Blue Paint, correct with new graphics retaining the original Fender stripe! Fenders were matched silver then Clear coated. New Yamaha clutch and brake levers Mitimax battery!Clear Utah title 500.00 dep 24 hours after winning bid. Payment due on shipper p/u. Have right to end the auction, as Bike is also up for sale locally. Happy Bidding!
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