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Engine Size (cc):250
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Off-Road
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha YZ description
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2002 Yamaha YZ 250 - NO RESERVE Auction! 2002 Yamaha YZ 250 with California GREEN Sticker. This is the last year of Green Stickers for two strokes. This is a very clean bike that runs perfectly. Well maintained and needs nothing. The bike is in excellent condition, starts easily, and lots of explosive two stroke power. Local desert and trail ridden, not raced motocross. It's a great bike and I hate to see it go, but I made the move to a big four stroke and I can't keep both. Bike is basically stock with only the following bolt-on modifications: Allied Fork Clamps, Gripper seat cover, ProTaper handlebars and pad, Pro Circuit Works exhaust pipe (no dents), Pro Circuit R-30 stainless steel silencer/spark arrester, Carbon frame shields, Anodized (blue) aluminum rear sprocket. No engine modifications. New fork seals, new front brakes, recently replaced chain (O-Ring). Comes with everything pictured:
This bike needs nothing and is ready to ride as is. Pink Slip in hand. CASH ONLY. Motorcycle sold in this auction is the EXACT item pictured and comes with everything pictured and as listed above. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. |
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