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Mileage:7959
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Type:Enduro
Engine Size (cc):175
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:443
Yamaha Other description
Remember this bike? 175cc enduro, 2 stroke, you could take this bike anywhere, faster than the 125, lighter than the 250, sometimes it's nice to have a bike that your feet touch the ground, new seat, battery, throttle cable, fuel petcock, fork seals, runs great, oil injection works as it should,has been re-jetted for higher altitude. on a 1-10 scale I would give this bike a 9. I have clear title in my name. shipping is up to buyer. $100 deposit with-in 24 hours if successful, cash, check or paypal
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