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Mileage:50
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Engine Size (cc):125
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha Other description
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• Bike has been well maintained and has about 4 hours of riding time.
• Used only on flat ground trails during one season. • Gasoline was properly taken out and bike was stored inside during the winter time. • Vehicle title included This is a perfect bike for trail riding and learning the basics of motocross while also being able to handle very rough terrains and even jumps. With this lightweight bike, weighing around 200 lbs, its quickness and fast acceleration may surprise you. It has a 125cc, air cooled, SOHC, 4 stroke; 2 valves engine which breathes through a Mikuni VM20 carburetor. 5-speed manual clutch system that shifts very smoothly is great for beginners and even experienced riders who just want to have fun. One of the really nice features of this model is the automatic start up button (please see picture above). It is on the right hand side and is much easier than kicking down on the kickstart (although that is fun sometimes). The Yamaha TTR-125 is a bike that is great for all ages! It is great for kids to learn on and really fun for adults. It is up to the rider whether he/she takes it to extreme and rough terrains or ride on easy going trails. |
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