Ty250 1974 Trials Yamaha on 2040-motos
Year:1974
Mileage:99
Wheat Ridge, Colorado, US
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Engine Size (cc):250
For Sale By:owner
VIN:434
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this cycle was setting in a garage long enough to rot the tires but rear tire still had little rubber tangs on it so it was naver rode very long. I cleaned up the bike and painted the frame.
also cleaned up the carb and put new tire on the front and a good trails tire on the rear. I also replaced 98% of the philphs head screws with stanless allen and the new small head
gr 8 american flanged nuts and bolts. this cycle also comes with a factory set of endro foot pegs and a new snap on dual seat for endro riding with out a sore butt. the engine is
the quitess ty I have ever heard and runs super.
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