1975 Yamaha Yamaha Rd 60 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:426
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Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha Yamaha RD 60 description
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Picked this little racer up at an Estate Sale. Looks to be mostly original and complete Has a fresh top bored to the 1st oversize and a complete tune up. Done at a shop. Runs out great for a 60cc bike, 54mph. The original speedometer looks to have stopped when the bike was put up at 426 miles. Will be including a New. NOS Speedometer. please look at all photos and ask questions. Bike is sold as is where is.
Will help with shipping as far as getting the bike to Forward Air Freight Terminal in Grand Rapids Michigan. Should fit in the small container. The shipping cost and arrangements must be made by the buyer. |
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