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1979 Yamaha It175f on 2040-motos

$1,200
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Omaha, Nebraska

Omaha, NE
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For sale is my 1979 IT175F.It has all new plastics including the tank,been stripped down and completely repainted,new monoshock(with the receipt),new tires,new air filter,forks redone,new seat cover,new tool bag that goes behind the seat,new brakes,new side number plate decals,new tail light (that actually works), headlamp that works on low and high beam.This bike would be great for VMX,or doing enduros.It's an easy bike to ride for someone learning, and fun for someone that's experienced. You can call or text anytime. My number is

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