1995 Yamaha Tzr250spr 3xv on 2040-motos
Year:1995
Mileage:20
Seattle, Washington, United States
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I've decided to sell my 1995-98 TZR250SPR 3XVC. Based on the frame numbers and motor numbers this is the last version of the TZR250. It is also a SPR model with a dry clutch. It is currently running Jackal pipes, 3XV-7K CDI and 40:1 premix. If you do some research you'll find out this a great set up for getting the full power from these bikes with a stock motor. The oil injector can be hooked back up easily. Last weekend I road this bike 100 miles in one day and it did great. No issues, starts up nice, all the lights, horn and gauges work and it out ran all my friends. :)
I have not registered this bike yet but I have registered many JDM bikes in Washington state. The winning bid price will cover a bill of sale only. I'm sorry but eBay makes me select a title option when I list a vehicle. This bike does not come with a title unless arrangements are made before the end of the auction. If the winning bidder would like a registration, title or both please call me. Greg 206 898 0625 Please call me with other questions too. |
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