1978 Yamaha Yamaha on 2040-motos
Year:1978
Mileage:1
Palmdale, California, United States
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Engine Size (cc):400
For Sale By:Private Seller
Type:Off-Road
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I will take some better pictures of this 400 YZ outside as soon as the weather gets better here. These will do for now so that you can at least know its available. If you are looking for an open class bike to race in vintage motocross then you really should consider this bike. The guy I bought it from has already done everything. new works performance shock, new fork springs and seals, new triple clamp bearing, new top end, seat cover, swing arm bearing, front tire, bars,grips, levers. It has a D.G. pipe and silencer. Rear tire has one ride on it. All I can say is that when you sit on this Yamaha 400 you feel like, "wow". I could win one on this. I have a clear CA title and current CA off road green sticker.
the only reason I am letting the bike so is to help out my Mom. Hope you think it is as nice as I do. the orange bike in the last photo is next weeks e-bay bike. It also is a 400 Thank you for looking. Willing to answer and questions. |
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