2006 Yamaha Yz on 2040-motos
Year:2006
Mileage:1
Grand Junction, Colorado, United States
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Engine Size (cc):250
Yamaha YZ description
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Is a full restored Yamaha YZ250V 2 Stroke. This bike has been restored to better than new. I was building a race bike but not able to ride now.This bike has only about a mile on it after restoration. I will try to touch on some of the things done to this bike. Installed steel sleeve bored to stock specs with racing piston. Reed valves with spacer, Moose fly wheel weight. Fat bars, new chain and sprockets, griper seat, new tires, rebuilt suspension front and rear, metal throttle tube, new cables, metal skid plate, Pro Circuit exhaust, Restyled 2014 UFO plastics, Blue frame guards and chain guards, blue chain, Black rims, new blue spokes, new wheel bearings, all new fluids. This is not every thing but gives you a idea how much I put into this bike. I would like to think better than new. Shot me your best offer, I am sure some one would have a hard time finding a bike as clean or as built as this one. No short cuts were taken. Shipping is on the buyer. I can crate the bike, I will charge a extra $200.00 for that service. Thank you for looking.
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