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2011 Yamaha TT-R110E, on sale now - Looking for a great starter bike for the kids? Powered by 110 cubic-centimeter of air-cooled four-stroke fun, featuring an easy-to-use four-speed transmission and convenient electric starting, the TT-R110E will keep both rider and parents smiling all day. The low seat height and automatic clutch help aspiring novices build two-wheel confidence. While the Yamaha quality, durability and after sales support, will keep the TT-R110E in the dirt and out of the shop. Grins are guaranteed! IMPORTANT NOTE: Adult supervision and proper protective riding gear, including a helmet, are a must when a youngster is operating a TT-R110E.
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