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1974 Yamaha Yz, Numbers Matching on 2040-motos

US $7,500.00
YearYear:1974 MileageMileage:0
Location:

Port Orchard, Washington, US

Port Orchard, Washington, US
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Yamaha YZ description

1974 Yamaha yz250 numbers matching.

Emulated race tech front forks, Works performance rear shocks. Nolean pipe with mini silencer under seat.

TM air box with modern air filter, DNR rear brake pedal, DNR gas cap.

Modern piston with lifter plate under cylinder, renthal handlebars.

This bike was built to race the AHRMA sportsman 250 class.

Mikuni carb, Do have original YZ carb if interested. Please note this is a dirt bike with no title.

Please ask any question, rare bike to be numbers matching.

 

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