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2000 Yamaha TT-R125, PERFECT FIRST DIRTBIKE - Little brother to 125L, the TT-R125 has slightly smaller wheels and tires, thus able to fit shorter riders. All-new motorcycle for the off-road rider, and little brother to the 125L, the TT-R125 has slightly smaller wheels and tires, thus able to fit shorter riders. It features a torquey 124cc air-cooled, four-stroke engine. * Five-speed transmission with manual clutch is geared for precise power delivery. * CD ignition keeps maintenance to a minimum. * Telescopic fork with 7.1" of travel and single rear shock with 6.3" of travel soak up the rough stuff and provide great off-road handling. * Drum brakes front and rear. *Seat height is 30.1." * Knobby tires, 17" front and 14" rear, provide good off-road grip. Available in March 2000.
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