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These were made from 1987 to 1991. They were 1100 bucks brand new off show rm floor with a 50 cc . There a collectors item when in gd shape. Mines a 91 n worth every bit of 3000 grand. Mine titled fully insured. 65 dollers a year 85 miles to the gallon. N everyone looks at it when u dr bye. Small bikes bring a smile every time u ride. Sold my r1 but kept my ysr (lil is her name ).
@@jakeclauson9863 last one I sold here in Indy was 3800.00 it had Douglas wheels,calamari triple trees,toomy pipe. Was factory white. Awesome little toys!!
Whats up with that profile photo? You do know that its from a video from the dark web with two of those guys forcing a dude thats is crying to eat something from a bowl.(probably pieces of a dead human)
Love that bike! when i was a teenager(15 or 16), i had auto shop in high school for four classes, and i asked my teacher that was also a doctor, and a race car driver, if i could build a conversion for my ysr micro mobility street bike, he said yes. i had purchased a non running ysr, and a crashed liquid cooled honda cr 80 which still had a good engine, it had jetting done to the carburetor, and aftermarket reeds, and the cylinder head was bored out, with porting and polishing as well. i made the motor mounts in class. i remember like 70% of the class wanted to help me build the bike. i even made a custom aluminum dashboard which held the gauges (i had added extra gauges to the dashboard) i remember thinking when it was all done, it sound really great (i had custom welded an exhaust pipe, the entire pipe from engine to tailpipe, which was a mixture of a pro circuit pipe, and the original stock pipe so that i could make the pipe fit, and bolt up to the ysr) the ysr liquid cooled 80 was fast but i remember thinking that the fun was done, because i enjoyed building the bike. i road the bike to school for awhile, and sold the bike to a friend that said it was their dream bike. great memories! nice bike!
This makes me remember my old Derbi FDX. It was downtuned by law in the Netherlands to run ~27 mph. I replaced the exhaust with an expansion type and the darn thing ran a certified 50mph, limited by gearing. I bet it would have gotten up to 60 if I changed that. Great memories... I remember when I got it, and I followed a pal home from work. He used to pull away easy, and then I stayed right with him. He was honestly surprised. He had a Malaguti phantom F12 scooter. We're talking the late 90's. And we were 16-17. What a rush!
I'm surprised other people know about this bike.. No holds barred full fairing 2 stroke performance motorcycle.. The buck stopped nowhere. Absolutely nowhere. Except displacement. The only limitation on this bike is displacement that is why I love it. 50cc is a cool displacement because it's the minimum used to move full grown people the world over, this is about as far as one can take 50cc, nearly. That said if one modified a modern KTM 50 SX it'd probs be capable of around 11-16hp.
This is how this goes, this lad is making something of himself and putting effort Into his hobby, You lot that just are soft jealous muppets sit there criticising, proving you don't do, know or make shit!!! Keep the vids coming Pal!, enjoying em..... its the rarity that makes this bike a deal. Pisses me off to think how many spoilt lil kids feel better for 'trying' to put people down, keep hating - you ain't crap!!!
Nice! I have a 92' black and yellow one with 425 miles. We also have a 86' with an watercooled yz 80 motor and all of the up graded calamari parts and solid wheels.. they are quite fun to mess around on.
I had a pocket bike that we built up and topped out @ 56mph...Which was stupid fast on something that you can carry under your arm. Buddy crashed his and has rods in his leg now. Sold mine.
I mowed a hundred lawns and bought one of these in 1987. Put 5,000 miles on it before trading to a friend and it got burnt up in a garage fire. Great bike!
More noise than speed sounds like clutch is slipping slightly and yeah it's ok for a 80cc but compared to a 85cc motocross it's slow but might just want a good tune bigger carb and modify the airbox but to be fair it's good for it's age looks mint condition very collectable.
People don't understand. Yes $3k is the going price for a clean unit. And yes I can buy all sorts of things for $3k. There are few left in good condition. This thing also has expensive after market wheels, not mentioned. It's supply and demand. If you really want one. You'll have to pay the price. Although it is funny how that works. I can easily get a GSXR, CBR or like my early ZX11 for the $3-3.5k
@@Harley_the_Sosig I'm in the PNW. They rarely come up locally. Of course the price would drop if the motor is eff'ed. I was only referring to the asking prices here in Washington. I had one back in the day. I put a KX125 motor in mine. Just happened to have the engine kicking around so I shoved it in there. They were popular at one time. Most were beat to death. Now finding a clean one is difficult and they want way too much $$. Rarely ever see one on the streets here.
@@Harley_the_Sosig I would consider that if there was a demand. I'm not sure there is one currently. There was a nice clean stock unit that came up on my local Craigslist for something like $3200 USD. Then sometime later it showed up again. I haven't really given the YSR much thought lately. Their asking price is typically too high for a little toy. I did find a set of wheels and swingarm on eBay pretty cheap awhile ago. Purchased for a pocket bike project I'd like to get started on. Tiny bike, GS1100 power 😳
@@MrIndianRebel motorcycles yes but cars not so much. I mean you can get a really good sports bike for like 5000 but idk why they're so cheap they just are
Had a ysr50 years ago and it was one of the most fun bikes I ever rode. It had the original 50cc motor in but it was still fun. Rode that thing all over town. Would take it anywhere I had to get. Always wanted to do the 80cc conversion but sold it before I could get around to it. Would've been funny to ride it on the highway!
that thing is clean as a whistle so 3 grand really isn't bad for it. however I would try to find one that is ragged out and swap in a banshee, RD, or RZ engine
Bro....those bikes are a teenagers dream!!!! Now figure this ¥=>♡₩==kid loves bike + parents got $$$$$$ = SOLD!!! and at whatever price the traffic will bearer!
Well said!! I had one when i was 14 And rode it EVERYWHERE. Me and 4 of my buddies had em. And yes...we got all the girls!! Until I found myself still riding mine when i was 16....hahaha
I endurance raced one in 1993 on Texas World Speedway and Oak Hill. You had to lay on the tank and put your left arm behind you on the long front straight at TWS otherwise you would get passed. You really learn corner speed and late braking on such a small motor. Very cool bike especially if you put a 125cc motor in it.
ysr50-its a 50cc 2 stroke demon. since its a 50 you just need an automotive license to drive it but you're not supposed to go over 40mph if you have it plated that way.
KLAW90 any motorcycle or scooter that is not over 50cc and can maintain 50 mph you do not need a motorcycle license just a drivers license anything over 50cc you need a motorcycle license. That’s why these YSRs were so popular because most anyone could ride one legally.
This channel sort of pisses me off. They have all this money to buy all the bikes they could ever want, so they buy them, make one video of them idling around their lawn and then let the bikes sit for the rest of their life. they have no idea how to even set the idle on their bikes, nevertheless ride them.
@@cooperklemetson5303 it would be a smart tactic if they didn't keep half of the percentage of bikes that come through, it just seems to me like there wouldn't be much profit. Now in saying that, it's likely much easier to buy and sell bikes in the states than down here in Canada, because down here all you find is time wasters and tire-kickers, but that's just a wild guess.
Can you make one of those street legal. Replace it with an 85cc with a 110/112cc Bore, crank, valves, exhaust, ECU, tune, ect... that would be a blast driving around Country Roads around my town. I really want to make an 85cc dirt bike street legal. 85 Suburban my favorite bike since I was a child and I still want one at 36
That bike brought back so many good memories flooding in when I first eyes on it because I used to see those things everywhere for rent on the side of the roads in Panama city beach florida. Ive ridden one a tad smaller before and those power bands are long and hideous as hell anyway Great job guys you took me down Ole memory lane back to a simpler time.
Sweet Lil' bike, Guys! I bet it's fun to ride! Gives new meaning to the term "Crotch Rocket", Huh? So are you guys ever gonna answer me? How are you & Charlie related????? I'm sure other viewers wanna know, too!
To find one of these in good condition, registered with a title is not very common. These are rare little gems to collectors. Most are beat to hell with no titles. Two stroke street legal toys are bad ass. Anyone can pick up a street legal four stroke. You’ll hardly see these little guys on the road. That’s why people pay top dollar for examples like this
You could say that about old cars too right? For example a Jaguar E-type, they're not very fast yet they're expensive. Yes you could buy a way faster street legal 600cc or more racebike but very often these little (quality) motorcycle keep value if you treat them right. It's a collectors item so yes it is probably worth the money.
in canada you could get your license at 14 for this class of bikes. we all wanted them but they were rare and those who owned them would rarely sell them.
I used to have the same one in 1986 and 87 yzr in puerto rico. I love it I've been looking for one for a long time I used to have the white one and red and then after that I bought the black one and yellow the one that you have now that was the last one they came out I used to have fun with with that bike when I was little un puerto rico
Should buy a yam dtr 125 for next project 88-96 are the kwickest models plus very easy to work on get a haynes manual strip and rebuild the engine and u will be able to fix any 2 stroke
I've had 4 of these red/white first year x2 blue/yellow and this one.. This isnt stock by far rims pipe and whatever internals it has price is worth it...
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I know I’m late but do you have any more ysr’s for sale? Very interested.
People don’t seem to understand how awesome these bikes are
Just proves that some people have more money than sense.
3200 for this shit lol i whouldnt pay 500 for this
The under armor slide sandals in white told me all I needed to know
lmfao
@@nothing_g00d17 lol
Why this isnt trash its a collectable
Idiots 😔
These were made from 1987 to 1991. They were 1100 bucks brand new off show rm floor with a 50 cc . There a collectors item when in gd shape. Mines a 91 n worth every bit of 3000 grand. Mine titled fully insured. 65 dollers a year 85 miles to the gallon. N everyone looks at it when u dr bye. Small bikes bring a smile every time u ride. Sold my r1 but kept my ysr (lil is her name ).
That seller hit a rich kid jackpot on this one.
"No way you can sell that toy for over 3 grand"
"hold my beer"
Obviously you can.. Those old 2 stroke yammies are rare and expensive. Plus its street legal, that cost 3k alone
@@jakeclauson9863 last one I sold here in Indy was 3800.00 it had Douglas wheels,calamari triple trees,toomy pipe. Was factory white. Awesome little toys!!
Mike Morris those little f****** are expensive there street legal and everything come with a title
Mike Morris I would never pay it but they are hard to find
Whats up with that profile photo? You do know that its from a video from the dark web with two of those guys forcing a dude thats is crying to eat something from a bowl.(probably pieces of a dead human)
This bike is legend!!🤤🤤I love 2 Stroke
3200 you could've just bought a legit street bike
It is a legit street bike
Yea ride that down the street
blazin dubey I would in a heartbeat. It’s cool. Street legal and goes as fast as you need to go. I don’t see why anyone wouldn’t
True in my area you can buy like a cbr600 for that price
I was thinkin the same thing...but it's hella fun when ur a teenager. You have one of those...YOU ARE the shiznit!!
Love that bike!
when i was a teenager(15 or 16), i had auto shop in high school for four classes, and i asked my teacher that was also a doctor, and a race car driver, if i could build a conversion for my ysr micro mobility street bike, he said yes.
i had purchased a non running ysr, and a crashed liquid cooled honda cr 80 which still had a good engine, it had jetting done to the carburetor, and aftermarket reeds, and the cylinder head was bored out, with porting and polishing as well.
i made the motor mounts in class. i remember like 70% of the class wanted to help me build the bike. i even made a custom aluminum dashboard which held the gauges (i had added extra gauges to the dashboard)
i remember thinking when it was all done, it sound really great (i had custom welded an exhaust pipe, the entire pipe from engine to tailpipe, which was a mixture of a pro circuit pipe, and the original stock pipe so that i could make the pipe fit, and bolt up to the ysr)
the ysr liquid cooled 80 was fast but i remember thinking that the fun was done, because i enjoyed building the bike.
i road the bike to school for awhile, and sold the bike to a friend that said it was their dream bike.
great memories!
nice bike!
Any little 2 stroke like this go up in value its a gem you dont find many of these anymore
not the case in eu. that would be valued here about 600-1000€
Bleach is love no it wouldn't, it would probably be 3000-4000 € (especially in that condition)
havent seen that expensive yet
True
Those bikes are very rare and I've only seen 3 of them and 2 of them you boys hade I wish I could have a bike as cool as that you boys are very lucky
This makes me remember my old Derbi FDX. It was downtuned by law in the Netherlands to run ~27 mph. I replaced the exhaust with an expansion type and the darn thing ran a certified 50mph, limited by gearing. I bet it would have gotten up to 60 if I changed that. Great memories... I remember when I got it, and I followed a pal home from work. He used to pull away easy, and then I stayed right with him. He was honestly surprised. He had a Malaguti phantom F12 scooter. We're talking the late 90's. And we were 16-17. What a rush!
I'm surprised other people know about this bike.. No holds barred full fairing 2 stroke performance motorcycle.. The buck stopped nowhere. Absolutely nowhere. Except displacement. The only limitation on this bike is displacement that is why I love it. 50cc is a cool displacement because it's the minimum used to move full grown people the world over, this is about as far as one can take 50cc, nearly. That said if one modified a modern KTM 50 SX it'd probs be capable of around 11-16hp.
This is how this goes, this lad is making something of himself and putting effort Into his hobby, You lot that just are soft jealous muppets sit there criticising, proving you don't do, know or make shit!!! Keep the vids coming Pal!, enjoying em..... its the rarity that makes this bike a deal. Pisses me off to think how many spoilt lil kids feel better for 'trying' to put people down, keep hating - you ain't crap!!!
Nice! I have a 92' black and yellow one with 425 miles. We also have a 86' with an watercooled yz 80 motor and all of the up graded calamari parts and solid wheels.. they are quite fun to mess around on.
Back in the day I had a Yamaha RD350 and it was a kick in the ass!
Awesome YSR! Super rare. I'd definitely rather have one of these than a Grom or Z125.
ysr50 for sale. never revved high. runs great, starts first kick. only ridden to get groceries .
How much?
4k
Make it 5k u got a deal! Do u take grass clippings?
good for robberies if it starts first kick
2 strokes gotta be revved high to stay in good condition. Just like the rotary engine
checking the psi with his hand lol
theres no wrong in doing that
I had a pocket bike that we built up and topped out @ 56mph...Which was stupid fast on something that you can carry under your arm. Buddy crashed his and has rods in his leg now. Sold mine.
I mowed a hundred lawns and bought one of these in 1987. Put 5,000 miles on it before trading to a friend and it got burnt up in a garage fire. Great bike!
Any one else catch that he called the lever a 'trigger'?! What a dubba lmao
Boy whatcha from seabrook?
I thought I heard that too.lol
Owned 2 of them. First one was a new '87 I got for $950 out the door in 1991. Should have bought the other 2 the dealer had, too.
More noise than speed sounds like clutch is slipping slightly and yeah it's ok for a 80cc but compared to a 85cc motocross it's slow but might just want a good tune bigger carb and modify the airbox but to be fair it's good for it's age looks mint condition very collectable.
It's a 50cc
@Slutty Mc'Slutface yeah, there were two power options, this one is the lesser of the two, as they state in their description
These are super rare bikes, I would’ve thought they’re only gonna go up in value👍
People don't understand.
Yes $3k is the going price for a clean unit.
And yes I can buy all sorts of things for $3k.
There are few left in good condition.
This thing also has expensive after market wheels, not mentioned.
It's supply and demand. If you really want one. You'll have to pay the price.
Although it is funny how that works. I can easily get a GSXR, CBR or like my early ZX11 for the $3-3.5k
The wheels lower the price, the engine is fucked... shouldn't need more than 1 kick. Here in the UK you would be lucky to get £1100
@@Harley_the_Sosig
I'm in the PNW. They rarely come up locally.
Of course the price would drop if the motor is eff'ed.
I was only referring to the asking prices here in Washington.
I had one back in the day.
I put a KX125 motor in mine.
Just happened to have the engine kicking around so I shoved it in there.
They were popular at one time. Most were beat to death. Now finding a clean one is difficult and they want way too much $$.
Rarely ever see one on the streets here.
@@franktaylor7617 there's a few Facebook groups, always selling complete bikes and parts. Maybe look into importing as you could make some cash.
@@Harley_the_Sosig
I would consider that if there was a demand.
I'm not sure there is one currently.
There was a nice clean stock unit that came up on my local Craigslist for something like $3200 USD.
Then sometime later it showed up again.
I haven't really given the YSR much thought lately.
Their asking price is typically too high for a little toy.
I did find a set of wheels and swingarm on eBay pretty cheap awhile ago. Purchased for a pocket bike project I'd like to get started on. Tiny bike, GS1100 power 😳
50cc and 2stroke,these bikes are fucking awesome
that thing should've been 500 bucks. I bought my cbr600rr for 2500 dollars
Its a vintage rare bike dude, a cbr600 is not lol
Damn why are automobiles so cheap in the US?
@@MrIndianRebel motorcycles yes but cars not so much. I mean you can get a really good sports bike for like 5000 but idk why they're so cheap they just are
500 V-Bucks
Bronson Dempsey hahahahaha
Awesome bike , I had a road legal Kawasaki AR80 six speed , 75 mph top speed. So much fun to ride the smaller light weight 2 strokes.
there's an old guy who lives in my area (on jersey, the island near france) and he drives one daily.....it's always cool to see him around
That Yamaha 80 sounds better then any Honda 80 Ive have ever heard.
Had a ysr50 years ago and it was one of the most fun bikes I ever rode. It had the original 50cc motor in but it was still fun. Rode that thing all over town. Would take it anywhere I had to get. Always wanted to do the 80cc conversion but sold it before I could get around to it. Would've been funny to ride it on the highway!
I had the Suzuki GAG and my friend a YSR, so much fun
that thing is clean as a whistle so 3 grand really isn't bad for it. however I would try to find one that is ragged out and swap in a banshee, RD, or RZ engine
Chuck is the man, he could literally make videos and not say anything and have a 100k subs
Cant see that worth anymore then $1k honestly
Bro....those bikes are a teenagers dream!!!! Now figure this ¥=>♡₩==kid loves bike + parents got $$$$$$ = SOLD!!! and at whatever price the traffic will bearer!
those bikes are worth about 2500 stock you know plus they are extremely hard to find
Why would someone spend $3,000 on this when you can go buy a brand new Honda grom for same price plus it's faster
Well said!! I had one when i was 14 And rode it EVERYWHERE. Me and 4 of my buddies had em. And yes...we got all the girls!! Until I found myself still riding mine when i was 16....hahaha
@@michaelangelod5008 A grom isn't faster you dumbass
I endurance raced one in 1993 on Texas World Speedway and Oak Hill. You had to lay on the tank and put your left arm behind you on the long front straight at TWS otherwise you would get passed. You really learn corner speed and late braking on such a small motor.
Very cool bike especially if you put a 125cc motor in it.
Where is Oak Hill
That 2 stroke was worth buying for that price
Pure fun. You are always looking for another gear man. Trust me IT AINT There BRA. love it. keep them coming man.
This thing sounds amazing I want one 😍😂
This is the first bike on this channel that I've seen that does not need a full engine rebuild.
#clappedforlife
Money aside... perfect for a transitioning 10 or 11 year old from dirt to street. You have the perfect roads if your neighbors are cool.
That baggy floppy shirt is the best riding gear I've ever seen.....
Man my 3rd grade girlfriends way older brother had one back in the late 80s. Way cool.
Damn thats a loud 2 stroke
Yeah I had one like that when I was 8 yrs old and only cost 300 bucks....HAAAAA
ComebackShane not even close man
Was it electric
I'm sure that is automatic transmission and only 50cc
like a piece of lawn mower 🤣
Everyone is butthurt this guy has the money to afford fun things like this and they can’t 😂😂
You should have bought a street legal bike, because $3200 was way too much for a mini-bike.
It is street legal test drove one at a dealer wen i was a teen.
Nathan Simmons Yes you are right and you don’t need a motorcycle license either.
Isn’t that a 150cc
ysr50-its a 50cc 2 stroke demon.
since its a 50 you just need an automotive license to drive it but you're not supposed to go over 40mph if you have it plated that way.
KLAW90 any motorcycle or scooter that is not over 50cc and can maintain 50 mph you do not need a motorcycle license just a drivers license anything over 50cc you need a motorcycle license. That’s why these YSRs were so popular because most anyone could ride one legally.
Nice helmet!!
My 1973 Honda Z50 starts on the 1st kick. This thing is a piece.
More videos on this bike PLEASE!!!, any suspension modifications?, engine modifications?, how would it do against a current sport bike under 600cc?
Had a '92 model, installed some after-market parts from cali and it moves and turn heads crazy
The fact that you found this thing for only $3200 makes me so incredibly jealous…
You have one hell of a collectable. Ride it and don't let it sit.
Pocket bikes. They have been around for years. I had a $500 25cc Sport Pocketbike in 2007. 3 gears, headlights, mini disc brakes, horn, ...etc etc.
This channel sort of pisses me off. They have all this money to buy all the bikes they could ever want, so they buy them, make one video of them idling around their lawn and then let the bikes sit for the rest of their life. they have no idea how to even set the idle on their bikes, nevertheless ride them.
They buy bikes fix them then sell them for a profit i think its smart
@@cooperklemetson5303 it would be a smart tactic if they didn't keep half of the percentage of bikes that come through, it just seems to me like there wouldn't be much profit. Now in saying that, it's likely much easier to buy and sell bikes in the states than down here in Canada, because down here all you find is time wasters and tire-kickers, but that's just a wild guess.
2 of the bikes are their personal ones
They probably ride them to but not on camera
@@cooperklemetson5303 haha probably because they don't want people seeing how slow they ride lol
Can you make one of those street legal. Replace it with an 85cc with a 110/112cc Bore, crank, valves, exhaust, ECU, tune, ect... that would be a blast driving around Country Roads around my town. I really want to make an 85cc dirt bike street legal. 85 Suburban my favorite bike since I was a child and I still want one at 36
Little gems mate nice little bike, love two strokes.
Nice my boi I had one but nothing like that beauty. Dope
That bike brought back so many good memories flooding in when I first eyes on it because I used to see those things everywhere for rent on the side of the roads in Panama city beach florida. Ive ridden one a tad smaller before and those power bands are long and hideous as hell anyway Great job guys you took me down Ole memory lane back to a simpler time.
Very rare bike ... looks mint
Sweet Lil' bike, Guys! I bet it's fun to ride! Gives new meaning to the term "Crotch Rocket", Huh? So are you guys ever gonna answer me? How are you & Charlie related????? I'm sure other viewers wanna know, too!
Highschool Friendship
To find one of these in good condition, registered with a title is not very common. These are rare little gems to collectors. Most are beat to hell with no titles. Two stroke street legal toys are bad ass. Anyone can pick up a street legal four stroke. You’ll hardly see these little guys on the road. That’s why people pay top dollar for examples like this
I love reading all these clueless commenters who have absolutely no clue about this Ysr
Nothing to know, overpriced and slow.
@@ECAConcepts you could've just remained silent but I guess you want everyone to know how ignorant you are.
Could've, but then again how could I pass up on ruining your smug comment with simple truth?
You could say that about old cars too right? For example a Jaguar E-type, they're not very fast yet they're expensive. Yes you could buy a way faster street legal 600cc or more racebike but very often these little (quality) motorcycle keep value if you treat them right. It's a collectors item so yes it is probably worth the money.
Caspar Paarlberg yes, but it's a full-sized vehicle. Not a cheap plastic baby bike.
Project X: Turn Charlie into a dirt bike!
Neil Anlin 😂😂😂😂😂
Makes me queasy to see you guys horsing around with those machines with very little protective gear...
Love it. Slick little bike.
Had a few of them when I was about 10. Got my first "real" bike at 17, started out on a gsxr 750. 🖒
in canada you could get your license at 14 for this class of bikes. we all wanted them but they were rare and those who owned them would rarely sell them.
I used to have the same one in 1986 and 87 yzr in puerto rico. I love it I've been looking for one for a long time I used to have the white one and red and then after that I bought the black one and yellow the one that you have now that was the last one they came out I used to have fun with with that bike when I was little un puerto rico
He says in the vid he paid 1500
8.30
Is that the place where the purple Challenger burned up?
least the other guy borrowed his sisters v neck for the video
qwerty123627 😂😂😂😂😂😋
Nice street bike
You should really keep it
Lemme input this, you meant 320.00 instead of 3200.00 right?
you are a complete fucking tool, in this condition it's worth up to $5k.
MrKdr500 no
That bike is worth more then most bigger street bikes Lol
@Anthony Gwara Its definitely worth 4k at most. I own one but didn't pay no where near that
When he said already past 50.... at that point im at 240 xd nice buy! kiddo
This is sweet as hell.
Dumb people do not understand what a CLASSIC is. A classic is worth more than your average new bike.
Should buy a yam dtr 125 for next project 88-96 are the kwickest models plus very easy to work on get a haynes manual strip and rebuild the engine and u will be able to fix any 2 stroke
Tire pressure is Crucial I cannot believe they did not check pressure oh my goodness!
Who actually checks that
These are going UP in value
Man yamahas sound good.
I wanted one of those so bad as a young teen
I guess you're paying for the rarity of it and that's cool if you're a bike nut so good on you guys. Might be worth much more one day.
Team Calamari 1989, nuff said.
2 stroke POWER!
That thing is realy cool and looks fun
I think that Speedo is a little off but still fast as hell for a ysr! Good work bro
I've seen a lot of bikes in my day but never one quite like this one forsure!
God damn you boys got hustled
Nice bike bro!! My sister has a similar bike. Much love / Pakistan
Are you sure it has a yz motor and its not just a ysr80
Sounds like a Ninja 2000 blender making quick work of Ice. You could have bought a used Yamaha R3 for that money.
You could buy a great 80's 350 elsie for that price! Probably better you don't.
your garage is bigger than my living room
Idc for all the negative feedbacks I give a thumbs up 10/10
Motor swap kills the collector factor
I'll stick to my $200 Baha mini bike with 212cc predator engine, plenty of fun
I've had 4 of these red/white first year x2 blue/yellow and this one..
This isnt stock by far rims pipe and whatever internals it has price is worth it...
Nice trip!
4:45
😂
Awesome !
Woah that speed though 😂
Doesn’t sound like it would make it up a small hill