1974 Yamaha Rd250 on 2040-motos

US $3,500.00

Year:1974 Mileage:2099 Color: Brown

Location:

Sun City West, Arizona, United States

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Yamaha RD250 tech info

Type:Sport Bike Engine Size (cc):250 Warranty:none For Sale By:owner

Yamaha RD250 description

Selling my Yamaha RD250A. Must make room for other projects, my loss your gain. All original except for clubman handlebars and carb pods (carbs have been re-jetted for pods). A real screamer, 350s and 400s had nothing on this bike. Bike is mechanically, electrically and cosmetically sound and as new 9.5 plus / 10. Everything works as it should. Only one spot on tank where paint doesn't match where I tried to repair a small paint chip. Easily fixed by good paint man. This bike runs exceptional and can use as a daily driver or show bike. Near new battery with recent complete checkup and tune-up. Tires near new front and rear. Comes with owners manual, service manual, tool kit and both keys as new.

I have clear AZ title in my name. $500 deposit due at auction close, balance in 3 days. This bike is very low miles and shows it. Bid with confidence. Bidders with less than 25 positive feedback please message me first before bidding. Buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping within 10 days of auction close

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