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Type:Dirt Bike
Phone:(678) 598-4880
Yamaha Other description
1996 Yamaha Rt180 , 1996 rt 180 . Runs great! Bored over 50 and I have the jets for the carb just no time to put them in . The only minor issue is that it needs a shaft and bolt for muffler . The header pipe . So it leeks a little oil near the block where it mounts . But it's 2 stroked and oil injected . So no worries. The carb float needs a little adjusting . New throttle cable and handle bar grips . I also cleaned and sealed the inside of the tank. Other than that runs perfect! 700$ obo . . 678 598-4880 or you can text . $700.00 6785984880
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