2012 Yamaha Ttr110 Ttr 110, Pit Bike Awesome Condition. on 2040-motos
Year:2012
Mileage:0
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Type:Off-Road
VIN:JYACE25Y5CA019209
Yamaha TT description
I am selling my 2012 Yamaha TTR110. It's in awesome shape and has only been ridden for a few hours. After playing on it for a while I decided I wanted a bigger bike and we don't have the extra space for it. It's in perfect shape, has always ran great and has never been wrecked. The pictures do not show the upgraded pipe that was installed. It comes with a FMF Power Core IV S/A Exhaust System ($200). The graphics are the toxicity graphics from AMR Racing. If this ad is still up, it's available.
Title in hand, cash only.
We paid $2400 for it out the door in January of 2013.
Thanks for looking!
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