Yamaha DT 100 Enduro tech info
Yamaha DT 100 Enduro description
Up for sale is my 1974 Yamaha DT 100 Enduro. I purchased this bike a few years ago from an estate - where it had been parked in a barn for approximately 15 years. Upon purchase, I oiled the cylinder and turned the engine. The gas tank was nearly full of varnished fuel and the carb was probably the worst I have seen. I ordered a NOS original carb from yamatopdog.com and had the tank professionally cleaned. With a new throttle cable, carb and tank cleaning, the bike runs just as you would think a 874 mile Enduro should. It always cranks quick (cold or hot), idles and accelerates well. I have put approximately 225 miles on this bike with absolutely no issues. The only notable issues are that the front tire is slightly flat spotted and the headlight bulb is bad. I would literally trust riding this bike anywhere. It is exceptionally quick for a 100 and will run about 62mph. The clutch feels good and the transmission shifts well. Heres a link to short video of the bike cranking and running- PLEASE CLICK THE YOUTUBE LINK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbUOR3Bfugs As always, if you have any questions, please ask. A $200 desposit is required for purchase and the remainder is to be paid via bank transfer or cash within 7 days. The bike is to be picked up within 3 weeks. This motorcycle comes with a GA bill of sale ONLY!!! Thanks |
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