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1970 Yamaha Other on 2040-motos

US $2209
YearYear:1970 MileageMileage:11
Location:

Chico, California, United States

Chico, California, United States
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Yamaha Other tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):250

Yamaha Other description

This is a 1970 frame up restoration with no expense spared. The reason it is painted in 1971 color is because i already have 2 1970s and also you dont need blinkers on the 1970 but you do on the 71s. Frame, swingarm, seat pan, tool box ect. all powdercoated. New tires, tubes and stainless steel spokes from buchanans.New paint, seat foam and cover, new cables, handle bars rechromed as well as other parts that required chrome. hubs and engine polished. Engine completely rebuilt. Rebuilt crank, new rod all polished, bored 1 over and all ports cleaned and polished. All new bearings and seals, new mikuni carberator. NOS parts used wherever possible.  11 miles since rebuild. runs perfect all lights work. nothing was overlooked.  any questions feel free to ask. good luck bidding. will not ship but will assist shipper.  500 deposit due within 24 hours of winning bid. 

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