2006 Yamaha Tt on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):50
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Type:Off-Road
Yamaha TT description
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2006 Yamaha 50CC Motorcycle TT-R50EW Runs excellent. Starts in seconds. Has three forward gears actuated by foot gear shifter on left foot. Battery is 1 month old. Always garaged. The bike was purchased from the local Yamaha shop, Eds Cycles in Cleveland TN on 12.21.06. I am the second owner and I purchased it from the original owner, who is a friend of mine. The bike has some surface scratches on the plastic, however no plastic is broken. The tires are original and in very good shape. The little tread wear on the tires indicate just how little the bike has been ridden. Bike aesthetics are very good, but not perfect, due to the surface scratches where it appears to have been tipped over a few times. Motor looks good and sounds good. The throttle works great with no sticking. Same for the choke. The front and back brakes work perfectly. The chain is greased and in great shape. I have the clear title in hand, along with all of the original manuals that came with the bike when it was new. I put zero miles in as the odometer reading because I have to put something in, however, these motorcycles do not have odometers. You may text or call me for questions. Aaron 4two3.FiveOFive.2OneSevenSeven. |
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