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Mileage:200
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Engine Size (cc):250
Warranty:none
Type:Off-Road
For Sale By:owner
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Yamaha 1974 YZ 250A First year that Yamaha made the famous yz motocross bikes.
The bike starts and runs shifts thru all gears, clutch works good. Starts first or second kick most of the time, has good compression. I do not know much history on the bike was a barn find. It had a 19 inch front wheel and flat track bars on it when i got it. I found a original front wheel for it. It is missing front brake lever and cable. The number plates are missing, has wrong muffler on it. Bike is mostly all stock i see someone put a decompression release on it probably for braking.Seat has a tear in it you can see it in one of the pictures. Tank is dent free except very small pin size ding also in a picture. Hard to find airbox is intact, fenders are not cracked but striping is coming off the rear fender. Rear shocks have damping, front forks are spongy probably oil has leaked out. It is a number matching bike! 431-001709 Please only bid if you have the funds to buy it. Buyer is responsible for shipping arrangements and costs. You can reach me at 616-881-6052 or email me with questions. I live just north of grand rapids mi close to a major expressway US131 This bike is not a show piece but a good survivor worthy of restoration or vintage motocross race bike Very hard to find model only made a few of them. I have no title for it, Michigan did not issue a title for dirt bikes in 1974 just registrations, will furnish bill sale. |
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