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Mileage:4
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Engine Size (cc):175
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Yamaha Other description
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1971 Yamaha CT1 ready to hit the shows, cruise around town, or head down the trails. Motor has been rebuilt with new piston, rings, gaskets and seals throughout. Fuel tank is very clean and has fresh fuel and oil. Lots of new parts making this a beautiful bike and road worthy. New brake shoes front and rear to provide reliable safe stopping power. All light bulbs have been replaced to provide hours of long rides, new battery, tires, tubes, rim bands, rubber grommets. Bike shifts and rides smooth.
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