2005 Yamaha Tt-r90es on 2040-motos
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Mileage:100
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Type:Off-Road
Engine Size (cc):90
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Yamaha TT-R90es, ttr90, this is the tt-r90 electric start and kick start, auto shift clutch with 3 speed, all original, no damage, fully serviced and ready to ride. Battery replaced this year. Original owner. Great youth cycle, can start on their own in the field and auto clutch prevents stalls, prevents the need for a chase vehicle for re-starts. has very good power to wt. ratio, adult can use as a pit bike etc.
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