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1995 Yamaha TZ125

Discussion in '2-Stroke Machines' started by NOLAracer, Aug 1, 2017.

  1. NOLAracer

    NOLAracer Well-Known Member

    1995 TZ125 with 400 miles on top end and crank. Motor has been converted to a square bore(uses 1998+ non PV cylinder). Suspension set up for 180# rider but have the original fork and shock springs.
    Included:
    Service manual
    New top end
    low mileage rebuild-able crank
    new chain
    new front brake pads
    tire warmers
    original 1995 PV cylinder with valve and controller
    front and rear stands
    new foot pegs
    new clutch plates
    new base gaskets and a bag of misc gasket, o-rings for motor.
    spare main frame. the original has a weld repair and you can replace if it bothers you(see pictures)
    Kit exhaust pipe.

    Asking $3800. Located in New Orleans, LA.
     

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  2. NOLAracer

    NOLAracer Well-Known Member

    Bump for price drop $3000
     
  3. Dragginass

    Dragginass Well-Known Member

    Keep it 5 years and I'll give you the $3800:D

    I sold off all my stuff, too:(
     
  4. NOLAracer

    NOLAracer Well-Known Member

    It looks like that's going to happen ...no way I'm just going to give it away.

    Where's all the GP love in the US?
     
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  5. Algonquin

    Algonquin VRRA and DOCC no.92

    I have a riding buddy likely interested, will check. Pretty good price.
     
  6. NOLAracer

    NOLAracer Well-Known Member

    OK cool....pm me a phone number when he's ready to have some fun.
     
  7. gpracer15

    gpracer15 Built to Ride

    Im loving it! Rode sever RS125's and if I had some extra $ I would nab this today....Need paint?

    I just painted a TZR250 in similar colors to your 125
     
  8. NOLAracer

    NOLAracer Well-Known Member

    Thanks for the offer but I like to garage hack the paint on my bikes. Compared to an rs these are a little more "relaxed" in the riding position....if you can call it that.
     
  9. kumpy

    kumpy Active Member

    I'm interested in you TZ125, are they hard to find parts these days? Is yamaha still supporting rebuild kits or any aftermarket company? Hit me up 617-257-1845 -kumpy
     

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