times like this when i wished i had cash
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Agreed! Looks clean, but you never know.... Also, IDK about up there where you live, but $ 3,500.00 is kinda pricey for a near-stock YFZ where I live. (Southern NC). Yeah, that one is clean and has some bolt-ons, but it has no suspension or internal engine work. I put my 3.5K down on a new one. Just my. 02
That said, if you're dead set on a YFZ and had the $$, that one would be worth looking at. Anybody who knows about and has done the oil mod on an early YFZ has done some research. He has probably taken better care of it than the average Joe. (No offense Awk...we all know you're far from Average! Lol)
2006 Yamaha Yfz450 Lots of aftermarket parts
this guy lives on my street stopped and looked at it looked good could use new washing which we would do right b4 we rebuilt it as we would have it for a week then time for the tear down this guy i have heard riding b4 and it rips
this guy lives on my street stopped and looked at it looked good could use new washing which we would do right b4 we rebuilt it as we would have it for a week then time for the tear down this guy i have heard riding b4 and it rips
have you rode a ltr ? had 2 yfzs ,one a full walsh race craft bike.... ltr would blow away wither of them away ,handling is unbeatable no 450 will tough them imo . the yfz go trough conrods alot but the EFI on the ltr is a pain in the ass ,the petrol light was cool though lol
wouldnt buy a raced 450 .. even if they have been looked after better then a non-raced 450 the parts have always got more wear unless was rebuilt from ground up with ALL new bushings/bearings
wouldnt buy a raced 450 .. even if they have been looked after better then a non-raced 450 the parts have always got more wear unless was rebuilt from ground up with ALL new bushings/bearings
i seen a bunch of the old members i used to talk to all commented in this thread so i figured i'd say, what's up guys!?!?!?! long time no see!
