1982 Yamaha Other on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):175
Type:Off-Road
For Sale By:Private Seller
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I have this ORIGINAL 1982 Yamaha IT175 for sale. It has not been molested and even has the original tool kit with it. It has been from California to Tennessee that I know of. It was sold at an auction in TN then sold to a family member. I purchased it from him nearly three years ago. Since I have owned it I have raced it in a couple of Cross Country Vintage Class races. It runs great but it can be a typical 2-stroke at times and will need to be kicked more than once. This bike mostly sits in my garage where I can admire it. I have since purchased a couple of other vintage bikes that need my attention more so this one has to go. The bike is a good 6-8 out of 10 for it's age.
List of things the old bike needs or is not original: 1. Fork seals- I do have seal savers on it but the seals need replaced 2. Dent in the pipe- Did that myself when I fell against a tree on a trail 3. One of the decals on the tank is not original 4. Has Renthal bars 5. I did cut the dog bone down a little on the rear suspension linkage to lower it a bit for a shorter rider...done well and professionally 6. Tires are old I will not ship this bike so it is available for local pick-up only. PayPal only for deposit. Please see pics and ask any questions that you might have. Otherwise, see my feedback and bid with confidence. This bike does not have a title however, that wasn't an option for the drop box above. It is OFF-ROAD only. |
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