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Type:Dirt Bike
Stock Number:UM2566
Phone:8885744080
Yamaha TT description
2000 Yamaha TT-R225, GOOD TRAIL BIKE - Smooth, torquey four-stroke power and low seat height make this the perfect casual off-road machine. Electric start is standard. A great bike for the casual off-road rider with smooth four-stroke power, electric start and low seat height. It features a 225cc air-cooled engine supplies the power. * Convenient and reliable electric start help make getting going a whole lot easier. * Six-speed transmission geared for precise power delivery. * Telescopic fork with 9 of travel and single rear shock with 7.6 of travel soak up the rough stuff and provide great off-road handling. * Low seat height and short wheelbase for quick, responsive steering. * 11.4 of ground clearance helps clear bothersome obstacles. * Aluminum skid plate is standard. * 21 front and 18 rear tires deliver motocross-style grip.
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