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1998 Yamaha Yz250 Dirt Bike on 2040-motos

US $1,850.00
YearYear:1998 MileageMileage:0
Location:

Peoria, Illinois, US

Peoria, IL, US
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Yamaha YZ tech info

TypeType:Dirt Bike PhonePhone:3092644619

Yamaha YZ description

1998 Yamaha Yz250 , 98 Yamaha YZ250 I purchased the bike 2 years ago and went threw everything on it to have a reliable bike to ride in hare scrambles a couple of times a year. The bike has new Renthal bars and grip, levers, cables, throttle housing, chain, sprockets, chain rollers, and shift lever within the time I have owned it. I had the rod replaced and crank trued with new main bearing, crank seals and piston. The forks and rear shock were rebuilt. It has an entire new SDG seat. Bark busters. The frame was powder coated black but has some wear in the boot area. I also replaced much of the body hardware. The power valve was also cleaned and had the retainers replaced. The bike has been adult ridden and very well maintained since I have owned it. It has an FMF pipe with pro circuit silencer. Weighted flywheel. It has absolutely no problems and is truely ready to ride. I promise you will not find a better dirt bike out there for less than $2000. please contact for more info $1,850.00 3092644619

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