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Engine Size (cc):80
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Off-Road
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha Other description
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Engine; 80cc, new lower end with a new con rod. 2nd over piston. 1/2 hour on rebuild. Runs on premix, but comes with the oil injection system. New chain and sprockets installed.
Frame; All stock, nothing cut off or added. Powder coated black, Original shocks and front end. New break shoes and wheel bearings. All nuts and bolts are new or re-plated. Body; Tank and front fender has new paint, rear fender has small chip along back edge. Tank has been sealed. Seat has new cover and new foam. tires are 95%.There is some monor pitteng on rims but not bad at all look good. No title bill of sale only Questions call John 559-905-7514 |
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