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Yamaha Yz 250 2003 This bike has got all the fruit that somewould require such as follows heavier flywheel v3 reed values pro circuit expansion chamber rkh foot pegs griper seat Bnb bash plate Pro-taper bars Ohlins front forks Ohlins rear shock Exel rims This sale is only due to lack of use over the last year, buyer will not be disappointed with performance of this bike, its an absolute blast to ride! the heavier flywheel broadens the power band and make it much more user friendly for riding bush, which is all i ive ever done on the bike. Suspension is also a real treat and make it a pleasure to conquer any terrain. Any questions feel free to ask or give us a call on 04 2981 2899 (Jack) |
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