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Mileage:999
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Yamaha Other description
1972 Yamaha RT2 MX360 that had a restoration about 10 years ago. Still
in very good condition. Bike runs and rides great! Shouldered rims
appear to be straight, but have the typical nicks on the edges. Small
tear in left front of seat cover. Shocks feel good. Forks are a little
soft. Pipe has been welded at the front joint and maybe near the rear
seam. Handlebars and throttle cable are not original. Front number plate
has a small crack and chip. Paint and decals are in good condition.
Staining near fill neck on tank and a few small dings. Rear fender has
been repaired. Buyer to pick-up. We can help with delivery options. Down payment of $500 must be received within 48 and the balance due within 5 days of close of auction. This bike is for sale locally as well. Check out other great auctions! Thanks and good luck! Feel free to email with any questions.
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