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Type:Dirt Bike
Stock Number:007014
Phone:8669302940
Yamaha TT description
2011 Yamaha TT-R 125LE, JUST IN!Our beginner-friendly TT-R125LE is ready to help you maximize the fun, no matter your skill level.Featuring an air-cooled four-stroke powerplant pumping out broad, torquey power tuned for maximum, novice-friendly off-road performance, ideal for a wide range of trail conditions. Power is pushed through a five-speed gearbox to the 19/16-inch wheel combination, atop an adjustable suspension, 220 millimeter front disc brake and wrapped in big YZ styling. What better way to spend your free time than playing in the dirt?IMPORTANT NOTE: Adult supervision and proper protective riding gear, including a helmet, are a must when a minor is operating a TT-R125LE.
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