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1971 Yamaha Ht1 90cc Enduro Hs1 At1 Ct1 Dt1 Lt1 Rt1 2 3 Gt80 Dallas Cowboy Color on 2040-motos

US $810.00
YearYear:1970 MileageMileage:3415 ColorColor: Blue
Location:

Sachse, Texas, US

Sachse, Texas, US
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1971 Yamaha HT1 90cc Enduro HS1 AT1 CT1 DT1 LT1 RT1 2 3 GT80 Dallas Cowboy color, US $810.00, image 1

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1971 Yamaha HT1 90cc Enduro HS1 AT1 CT1 DT1 LT1 RT1 2 3 GT80 Dallas Cowboy color, US $810.00, image 2 1971 Yamaha HT1 90cc Enduro HS1 AT1 CT1 DT1 LT1 RT1 2 3 GT80 Dallas Cowboy color, US $810.00, image 3 1971 Yamaha HT1 90cc Enduro HS1 AT1 CT1 DT1 LT1 RT1 2 3 GT80 Dallas Cowboy color, US $810.00, image 4 1971 Yamaha HT1 90cc Enduro HS1 AT1 CT1 DT1 LT1 RT1 2 3 GT80 Dallas Cowboy color, US $810.00, image 5 1971 Yamaha HT1 90cc Enduro HS1 AT1 CT1 DT1 LT1 RT1 2 3 GT80 Dallas Cowboy color, US $810.00, image 6 1971 Yamaha HT1 90cc Enduro HS1 AT1 CT1 DT1 LT1 RT1 2 3 GT80 Dallas Cowboy color, US $810.00, image 7

Yamaha Other tech info

TypeType:Dual-Purpose Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):90 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:HT1

Yamaha Other description

The bike is located in Sachse Texas. Basically North Dallas.

NO TITLE....Bill Of Sale only

I am thinning out my collection of bikes and decided to let this one go.

I have had this bike for many many years and it looks very good for being 42 years old!

Bike was apparently bought new in Dallas: Carters Yamaha sticker on speedo(see pic)

It had a cosmetic makeover years ago and still looks very good!. The bike starts and runs.

Was painted close to the Dallas Cowboy colors. I also had a Yamaha JT2 that was redone the same colors. We would ride them at tail gate parties and around the neighborhood.

Bike has not run for over 15 years. I put a cup of gas in the tank and it did take awhile to start. It may need a carb cleaning. I did ride it around for a couple miles and it shifted and braked fine.

These kind of bikes always amaze me because I always wonder how it made it forty years without getting destroyed! Every bike I had as a kid would get stripped(fenders, lights,etc), spray painted(this was for speed!) and jumped till the bike split in half or the motor blew up.....

This thing is a blast to ride!

Still has the original fenders in great shape.

Tools in the toolbox!

This is a very very nice  Blue / Silver Yamaha HT1 90cc..

The bike needs a battery but starts without one.

tail light still work!

Tank emblems are cracked and warped but they are original.

The tank does have a ding and a couple gas spots.

wheels look great with no rust

Petcock works and does not leak but the tab is broken off

Front and rear brakes work great.

Shifting is very smooth and works great.

cables work great and smooth.

handle bars look great, and so does the switches.

The Body decals look great.

front end works great

shocks work great but does have pitting on them

Air cleaner has some pitting on it also

Carb idles great.

Seat  cover is redone and looks very good. 

Low Mileage = 3414

Based on the vins, I assume this is the original motor.

Vin: HT1-211979

Motor: HT1-211979

Bike is like the suzuki trail hopper, Yamaha JT1 JT2  , gt80, ct70h

Bike is sold with a Bill Of Sale ... No Title.

Feel free to ask all the questions you want

Thanks for looking

I have a large barn and can store the bike for an extended amount of time so you can get a great shipping rate. It will be parked with the rest of my collection of bikes.

If you want to have it shipped several customers have been using a local shipper that I can give you the number for or "uship.com" for extremely good prices. Just shipped a bike from Dallas to Kansas for 150 dollars. One shipped from Dallas to Utah for 210 dollars. Dallas to Houston for 65 dollars. Dallas to North Carolina for 225. Dallas to New Jeresy for 250. Dallas to Pa for 275. Dallas to Ill for 250. The Mini Trail shipped from Dallas to Wisconsin for 250.dt1

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