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Engine Size (cc):100
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha Other description
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1976 Yamaha mx100 that doesn't run right now but is in really good shape despite some minor imperfections like dent on gas tank, exhaust, and head light. Other than that the bike is beautiful. The rims and tires look good and the front forks and rear shocks are clean with no major rust. Gas tank has a few dents and scratches plus some. Are metal showing but no major rust. The fenders look good and the seat seems all there. The handle bars are very nice with good grips and clutch, brake, throttle are all there. The front headlight is intact with only a dent on top but no cracks and unsure if it has a working bulb. Engine looks clean and has good compression. The motorcycle is mostly all there and wouldn't take much to get it started and ride the trails or back on the road.
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