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Engine Size (cc):330
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Owner
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2006 Yamaha WR250 Dual Sport w/ Athena Big Bore Kit (330CC)
One hell of a bike. This is dual sport street legal in California. Just add a mirror on one side and it's street ready. Although it may be fun to rev your lil rocket thorough the streets of Downtown L.A., this is meant for the dirt. Take your bike on dual sport only trails and truly enjoy the Southern California offroad scene. Has an Athena big bore kit that pumps up the CC's to 330. A few other performance enhancements such as the aftermarket pro circuit exhaust. Just had it serviced for carb cleaning, new battery, and general service. Ready to ride. Note: This model does not have an odometer, it goes by time which says 3 hours and 5 minutes. I don't think that is accurate. Dirt bike riders should understand. |
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