* No Reserve * 2003 Yamaha Ttr90 Dirt Bike 90 Cc - Very Low Hours - Like New on 2040-motos
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Type:Off-Road
Engine Size (cc):90
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha TT description
I am selling a 2003 Yamaha TTR 90 Dirt Bike/ Pit Bike. It is
very clean bike, starts right up and runs great. It only has minimal scratches, all plastics are intact and overall appearance is good. This could be used a 2'nd step dirt bike for a younger
person or a pit bike to fool around on for and adult, it's better than a 50cc
on speed and power. This TTR 90 has New Knobby Tires, heavier suspension for
bigger adults to ride comfortably (offroad 200+ LBS won't bottom out), also has
large raised handlebars for comfort as well. I bought it originally for my son
but he was scared to ride so i made into an adult pit bike. It is still
suitable for a smaller child but it fits
an adult nicely as well. Much More power and speed than the Honda XR 50! The 90cc can easily push around a large adult with it's 3
speed auto clutch to over 40 MPH.
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