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1977 Yamaha TT (1977)
Up for consideration is this wonderful 1977 TT500. New top end and clutch plates. Rings where stuck from sitting along with plates.2016-11-11 04:40:47Abilene, Kansas, United States16,200.00 -
1977 Yamaha TT (1977)
Offered for sale is my Yamaha TT500. I believe from the serial number it is a Model TT500D built in 1977. Actual mileage is unknown.2016-08-09 04:55:00Hammond, Louisiana, United States04000 -
1977 Yamaha TT (1977)
1977 TT 500, Second owner, Two year complete restoration. All parts Painted Powder Coated rebuilt or replaced in better than new condition. Zero run time on the bike since restoration.2016-08-02 05:01:16Pottsboro, Texas, United States11612 -
1977 Yamaha TT (1977)
1977 Yamaha tt500 all original, selling this bike for a friend. take a look at the pictures, you will see that this bike is all there. No dents in the tank, No rips in the seat, ORIGINAL PIPE (GOOD), A light kit has been installed on this bike.2016-06-16 05:03:20Fenton, Michigan, United States9992000 -
1977 Yamaha TT500 Street Tracker; CLEAN, TITLED, ONE-KICK BIKE (1977)
Very clean 1977 TT500 Street Tracker conversion, recent build. See photos and videos for condition, or better yet, come by and have a look at it in person. Many new parts, you will not be disappointed.2013-10-15 00:02:12Phoenix, Arizona, US0755.00 -
A Pair of Yamaha TT 500 & 600 dirt bikes TT500 TT600 XT500 (1977)
THIS AUCTION IS FOR BOTH BIKES TOGETHER NO RESERVE Ok here we have for sale a pair of 1977 TT yamahas that were last run in 1985 then storedthere are NO TITLES as they are dirt bikes I will provide bill of saleone has 600cc big bore kit fittedI prefer to sell as a pair as they are matching number bikes but the engines are in the wrong frames !! they are both special build with aftermarket partsboth have white brothers alloy swinging arms and cable brake conversionboth have Mikuni carbs.Both have supertrapp mufflersBoth unbelievably have completely dent free tanksseats are vey good with yamaha decal still clear on the back.tt600this engine has been taken out to 600cc has points ignition and free mikuni carbthere is a spark and HUGE compression scared to start it !! so its up to the next buyer should fire right upthere is surface rust and the chain is rustyhas wiring for a lighting kit tyres are good gas tank shows some oxidation but is quite presentablehas bob Hannah bars and allegegedly he worked on both motors but I have no proof of this.engine number 1T1 001239quick action throttlealloy sump guardsmall tear in side of seat see photooil temp guage dipstick YZ motocross front forksprogressive period stroker shocksmissing rh side panelneeds rear brake shoes TT500Excellent tankexcellent seatwhite brothers alloy swinging arm conversion and white brothers cable rear brake conversionquick action throttle oil temp guage dipstick progressive period stroker shocksalloy Sump guardengine number 1T1007931electronic ignition (could not see a spark)mikuni carb slide stuckmissing front exhaust down pipe there is surface rust and the chain is rusty Buy them both keep one sell the other !!picyures 4 to 15 are the 600 the rest are of the 500if you want more photos of anything in particular message me with your email address I have not attempted to start these bikesplease ask any questions before biddingno guarantees buy as seenbuyer to arrange collection2013-09-29 00:00:33Grosse Pointe, Michigan, US9991,500.00 -
Good condition. All original. Runs good. (1977)
Great vintage race bike. I have had it 20 years and it is time for a new home. It has a lot of power.2013-09-28 01:01:40Cambridge City, Indiana, US0500.00
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