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Engine Size (cc):250
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha Big Bear 250 description
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1966 Yamaha YDS3C "Big Bear" scrambler 250 two-stroke. Clear Illinois title in my name. Bike is in running condition, licensed and insured. 4300 original miles. Has original key.
RIDER quality bike, Not a show bike. Get on and go. Worry about imperfections later. In general, an original survivor with some upgrades. NOTE: I have the chrome front fender that is included in the sale. Fender is in nice shape. READ THIS: if you are looking for a show bike, look elsewhere. if you think this bike is perfect, look elsewhere. if you are trying to make a huge profit on this bike by flipping it, look elsewhere. if you appreciate vintage bikes and want one that looks pretty good, is a rare model, runs and rides with a title, read on... Original paint on tank and headlight bucket. Both sidecovers/oil tank have been painted white years ago (they should be blue). Has gas dipstick in tank. Tank has some dings and dents, but overall presentable. Chrome on the rims is nice, as well as the general condition of the bike. Note, the exhaust have some pitting and are not that great looking, but are solid. HERE is what I have done: brand new knobby tires, rim strips, and tubes. (tires probably have 5 miles on them). New front brake cable. New clear fuel line. New cone fuel filters. New rear brake pads. Sonically cleaned carbs. Builtwell grips. Folding bar-end mirror. New rubber on kick-starter. New spark plugs. New gold heavy-duty chain. New rear wheel adjusters. Added Norton fork gaiters for looks. New clear oil line from tank to pump. Fresh Royal Purple transmission oil. Upgraded twin leading shoe front brake off a YDS3 street bike. Bike started June 14th, 2016 after sitting since October on the 4th kick. Choke works. Headlight works, brake light works, neutral light works, high beam works, speedo works, tach works, odometer works. Key works. Horn does NOT work. NO tool kit. NOTE: has a weep in the gasket on the bottom of the motor. Not too bad, just keep it on the center stand and the drips are less. (side stand position has more weep). SALE DETAILS: BIKE LOCATED in Park Ridge, IL 60068. Immediate deposit of $250.00 by PAYPAL is required. YOU arrange shipping. I can store the bike for a *reasonable amount of time. BIKE SOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTIES expressed or implied. DO NOT BID IF YOU HAVE ANY RESERVATIONS. ASK QUESTIONS. ***When bike is picked up, please pay remainder by cashiers/bank check, or send cashiers/bank check to me beforehand. CALL me 608-217-3562 with any questions. |
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