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  • Gy6 50cc Yamaha 1PE40QMB Tgb Key West Qingli JOG Vento Verucci gasket KitGy6 50cc Yamaha 1PE40QMB Tgb Key West Qingli JOG Vento Verucci gasket Kit (0)
    A gasket kit For 2 stroke  49cc/50cc moped scooter Yamaha engine and Minarelli Jog 1PE40QMB  Engine.please Compare your intake manifold and your engine with above photos .7 picFits  Yamaha Jog CY50s years 1996-2001   Yamaha Zuma CW50s years 1997-2001
    2016-06-23 05:39:17
    Oakland, California, United States
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    16.99
  • 2 Stroke Gy6 50cc JOG Yamaha 1PE40QMB rubber Intake Manifold2 Stroke Gy6 50cc JOG Yamaha 1PE40QMB rubber Intake Manifold (0)
    A Intake Manifold For 2 stroke  49cc/50cc moped scooter Yamaha engine and Minarelli Jog 1PE40QMB  Engine.please Compare your intake manifold and your engine with above photos .
    2016-06-23 05:38:00
    Oakland, California, United States
    0
    15.00
  • Gy6 50cc Yamaha 1PE40QMB Tgb Key West Qingli JOG Vento Verucci Reed valveGy6 50cc Yamaha 1PE40QMB Tgb Key West Qingli JOG Vento Verucci Reed valve (0)
    A Reed valve For 2 stroke  49cc/50cc moped scooter Yamaha engine and Minarelli Jog 1PE40QMB  Engine.please Compare your intake manifold and your engine with above photos .Fits  Yamaha Jog CY50s years 1996-2001   Yamaha Zuma CW50s years 1997-2001
    2016-06-17 05:26:23
    Oakland, California, United States
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    10.00
  • Gy6 50cc 1PE40QMB JOG Vento Verucci manifold Reed valve Assembly out stockGy6 50cc 1PE40QMB JOG Vento Verucci manifold Reed valve Assembly out stock (0)
    A performance Intake Manifold and Reed Valve Assembly kit For 2 stroke  49cc/50cc moped scooter Yamaha engine and Minarelli Jog 1PE40QMB  Engine.please Compare your intake manifold and your engine with above photos .Fits  Yamaha Jog CY50s years 1996-2001   Yamaha Zuma CW50s years 1997-2001
    2016-06-17 05:26:01
    Oakland, California, United States
    0
    49.00

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A Different Bike Magazine

Thu, 12 Feb 2009

Motorcycle Retro is a pet project of former Motorcyclist editor Mitch Boehm, launching as Motorcyclist Retro in early 2008 under the Source Interlink media umbrella. It featured a contemporary look at motorcycles of the 1960s through the 1980s. However, the circulation numbers of MR didn’t meet the expectations of the media conglomerate, and they cancelled production of the magazine after just two issues.