I Bought a MINT 1992 Yamaha YZ125 Dirt Bike (RARE FIND)
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- I buy a rare 1992 Yamaha yz125 dirt bike in excellent condition. #Yamaha, #125cc, #1992,
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The 90’s had such a badass look to em with the vintage pastel colors. Love to see a old bike in this good of condition. Makes me miss my 90 cr125.
My brother has a 93 and it's like you say, the stand out colors just make em
"Pastel?" NEON/HOT Pink!!!😂 love those bikes, that era Kawasaki did Pink/ Purple and Honda had like a Pinkish Red and Suzuki Had Purple, I had a Purple/Yellow 89 RM 250 loved that Bike!
cr kx yz rm late 80s to 90s were best 2 strokes ever
I had a 87 cr and I loved it. I traded it for a LT230 quad that was perfect with the thicket roll bar you have ever seen on the back. I rode Willie's on that thing thru all 5 gears and from 1 thru 3rd if you flipped it that bar would keep you vertical. But I still wish I didn't do it.
I had a yz80 that looked just like that growing up
Wow Joe at last you bought a bike that you did not have to spend hours on fixing it. That bike rips awesome. It's in mint condition so keep it. Cheers Dave from Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
idc where your from
@@seanmckay3392 based
It is a nice bike, but what's so rare about it It's a '92 nothing special!!!!
That's a great bike. It was my son's. KRUEGER 511
@@user-ct3lu4le5p How cool to see a viewer watch his son's bike on a youtube channel. Small world
i'm 74 y. o. now, but back in the olden days i used to race motocross for about 10 - 15 years, and believe it or not 511 was my AMA issued racing number, when i saw this video i felt the need to share that story with you. PRETTY COOL, HUH.
Very cool. But this guy knows nothing about MotoX. 👍
@@daffyduck9901ama issued number? Were you a pro?
@@chasemcintyre6806 no but my son was and I have plenty of hours at the track
very cool but how come you & someone else is saying the same exact comment? which one of you is lying?
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3 months ago
Crazy thing, I bought and raced a brand new 92 YZ250 with the same color way in 92. Crazy part is that my AMA racing number was 511! Should have never sold that bike. I sold it when I bought my first house thinking that was the responsible thing to do. Won’t make that mistake again lol. Brings back a lot of memories.
I didn't realize how good I had it when I had 125 2 strokes like this. 65 years of age.
Holy shit I don’t think I’ve ever seen one that mint😮 Good find man👊
Never gets tired of that crispy 2 stroke sound 😩
nope never gets old!
@@2vintage but your bad mechanics do
His mechanics are proba ly way better than yours bud😂 so dont be talking@@nicolecittadini4234
Stunning bike and the guy warms them up same way as you do lol.
Yup , totally the wrong way lol 😂
The first time it cold seizes they might learn.
I don't understand. And I've said something about it 20 times. All I see is straightaway racing back and forth. And just so damn thirsty to get to the throttle. Never seen anyone with such a blipping addiction.@@jasonm3835
This is addictive viewing for us guys who love 2 stroke engines. Well done mate.
U got that right
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Crazy thing, I bought and raced a brand new 92 YZ250 with the same color way in 92. Crazy part is that my AMA racing number was 511! Should have never sold that bike. I sold it when I bought my first house thinking that was the responsible thing to do. Won’t make that mistake again lol. Brings back a lot of memories.
I've had vintage rm 125s and Elsinore 125s don't have none of them anymore we all go through that regret
" Magenta " is the OEM color... never let em say it's pink..lol , nice bike 👍
Somebody read tests/ shootouts back in the day or read a dealer brochure. That's correct! Lol
What!? No stuck rings, or at least a dirty carb. What a gem.
For those that don't realize what they're looking at...this is a 1992. It absolutely IS rare to find a bike this old and in this kind of shape. Most were used,abused and tossed aside. Especially the 125's,they were geared more toward teenagers that just came up from an 80cc. I have an 01 kx250 in this shape,MAYBE a little nicer if that's even possible, and that's only because it was ridden 5 or so times and put away in November of 01 when i bought my raptor. Your bike is classand SICK!!!! Keep it👍
Got a 92 yz125 as well. Minus the pink graphics, frame was painted blue with custom blue/red plastics. Rips!!!
I have a mate that's in his 40's and rides a 125, we all make fun of him for it. But seeing you rip this bike, I'm looking on market place for one right now 😂
See....now this kind of seller is the best.A straight shooter with no BS stories.Fires it up without you asking.Nothing to hide.None of this um....ahh...awe um....well um....oh i think crap.
Yeah I thought it sounded a bit boggy in first gear. Thought the same, tad bit too lean.
Wow that’s so cool im currently waiting on my 2000 yz125 to be done the bottom end was toast and the whole motor is out of the bike at a mechanic that’s taking forever to work on the thing hopefully it will be done soon
Beautiful bike I moved from Milwaukee 8 years ago to Vegas just brought a 91 125 2 stroke from a friend it's black might change up the color scheme eventually to black and pink gonna keep it forever being my first 2 Stroke love the channel and the know how of fixing my bike!
A little spray adhesive on the corners of the stickers that are starting not to stick
Nice buy! All dirt bikes should sound like that! One hint, if you want very a more accurate compression test there are compensation tables for temperature, elevation and even barometric pressure. So unless you live at sea level expect as much as 5 psi low. But that’s about the most variation you’ll see in most cases.
Miss shift after another 😂
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What a great bike!! Take that thing to a good place to ride and let’s see it in action!! I sure miss my 76 yz when I was 14. Best time I ever had riding that thing.
Sounds a little hesitant in 1st an low rev 2nd but then that thing is screaming perfect. Beautiful bike my friend.
Meybe he never change the fuel
@@raymondvandenbroek9833 yeah could be. It might just need riding a bit too. It can be a bit of a dark art sometimes with 2 strokes
Numbers off and new grips and she is set for life.
same year as my YZ80 and I still owe it. You made my day today with this video.
Check the oil before you bring it home. That’s almost number one thing to do before buying bike. Am I wrong. I know it’s clean but that’s what gets ya, ya tell yourself it’s to perfect no way something is wrong. Your lucky. But seller seemed true to his word. Congrats. That’s the best colors for these
You can instantly tell it's from the 90's from the color scheme.
I remember late 70s you could buy a 2 year old 125 for about $200.00 I bought a 1980 RM 80 that was about 3 months old with about 2K of mods done for $500.00 - After about 6 months they were basically throw aways, no longer competitive when the next model year came similar to what computers when through in the late 90s. Amazed at the longevity a 30 year old bike doesn't look that much different than a new bike.
I just bought a 87 RM 125 yesterday, let the madness begin. So glad I found your channel a few months ago. This is my first bike and I'm absolutely stoked. I'll be watching regularly.
That's actually not a bad bike, BE CAREFUL, you can damn near throw it around like a BMX bike when you get good on one.
In the 80s, that was one of THE BIKES to have
This was the last brand new bike I owned. I bought it in '88 as a leftover for $2200. These days, 125s are damn near five times that amount. It was an all top-end screamer with the best suspension available at the time. Handling was a bit weird with a disjointed feeling between the front end and the rest of the bike, but once you got used to it, it wasn't a big deal. A couple of years later, I bought the 1989 RM 125, and wow, what a difference.
Aint nothing like feeling that powerband kick in on a 2stroke!
Wow that screams the 90s. But I do miss those pillow seats.
Buying this YZ did it change your mind about them? One of the BEST two strokes ever made if not thee best I had them all and Yamaha YZs always been my favorite Yamahe ROCKS!
My buddy showed up at my house Christmas morning in 1991 on this very machine brand spanking new. I was 15 years old and this is still my favorite Yz to date.
Wow dude that is probably the crispiest 91 YZ ive seen since 91 😂
im in love with this bike love the 90s crazy color schemes
Nice bike nineties was a really exciting time in dirt bikes.
Gorgeous machine, love the 90’s bikes
Sweet bike! What a find! She rips. BRAAP! Only issue you're going to have is ripping through the farmers drillings. LOL
It sounds a little rich on the pilot and or the beginning of the needle circuit and possibly a little lean on the main. Hold the throttle wide open in neutral for a few seconds to check the main. It should four cycle at no load at high rpm's.
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fucking beauty, i just picked up a 1986 yz250, just waiting for gaskets.
I hope you never stop showing Tuckers episodes. I won't personally ever switch to twitter.
LOVE IT!! So reminds me of my youth.. we had a YZ125 and a YZ80 they were white with blue and red.. SO NICE back in the 90s.. loved those bikes!! rode the living SHIT out of them!
I had a Yamaha RT180 in this color scheme. Freaking awesome! Brings back memories from the early 90s!
Great find. Sweet ride! Keep it and enjoy it, teach the wife to ride it, can be a pain but I did that with my wife she can boogie on one. Just awesome Son!!!!
Keep this bike for LIFE!!
That is one nice bike, looks all original to me what a find! Low hours for sure, the crank case isn't even worn with boot marks. All they did was add a aftermarket pipe I think.
I had one exactly like this in 1995, it was a 92, the header pipe isn't original but everything else looks oem.
Yes it will rev high to warm then idles normal.
Back then everyone called it a girly bike with pinkish color, I think Yamaha only did this color for 2-3 years because of the feedback lol
this is what happens when someone takes care of their equipment
I remember back in the day had a mint 92-125 just like that minus original graphics and a mint red/white 1990-125. Both were awesome bikes. And remember kids....safety 3rd. Also wanted to add, time again Joe to make some mowing videos. They're actually very relaxing watching at the end of a long day at work.
Non-stop Wheeler Dealer. You find great things. Wisconsin is rich hunting ground for all things mechanical. "He who has the most toys when he dies wins"!
One for the personal collection!
In typical YZ fashion…. Bogs down in low rpm’s. You have to ride YZ’s wide open and use the clutch as a “throttle.”
Spluttering in first and second and the sand is my favourite ground to ride on. Those bends on top of field keep power wide open and lay her over😎 have faith joe 👊❤️
Man, that bike looks like it's never been ridden. Jackpot!
She's a beauty !! Joe if you're going to build a track maybe you ought to buy an old Cat diesel bulldozer that needs fixed up !! i am sure you could do it
Brother im so super pumped over this one!!!!! These were the bikes of my day. Keep it forever my friend!!
Dude u got that from is a huge dirt bike buyer and seller from our area
Very cool!! This was my first dirt bike I bought as a kid. I’ve been looking for quite a while but can never find one in good shape. Nice find!
Beautiful bike Joe! Sounds lean to me at wot. That’s one for the storage unit. When your kids are your age you’ll have something very special.
I think it’s lean also
The front Fender looks New... But I like the way the new ones look, so not complaining. Nice Find Joe! I had few 125's growing up, a 79YZ, a 88' YZ, a 96'KX, a 00' CR.. For most people under 170lbs a 125 is a great bike!!
Haha I’ve been waiting for this bike on your channel since the first 125 so long ago
Beautiful bike in amazing condition. It sounds to me like it is running a bit too lean. Thank you as always for the great videos. I appreciate the detail and you no nonsense methodical approach. Enjoy!!!
You might want to drop the nedile down a notch on the slide and see if that helps with the mid stumble
It's 4 stroking at mid throttle sounds teterrible 😢
Great bike I have the 250 same color and year and love the 2strokes.
As a kids we had to kinda buy a cheap dtr 125 and make it a yz replica...... that's minty fresh
Good thing us Aussies are not into drinking games because if we took a shot every time you say "real quick" or "right there" we would never make it to the end of any of your videos. Great find by the way.
“Oh yea”
I know a few people from Australia they drink like a motherfuker
Lol man you must have a never ending pocket book or something 😂 now this is a beautiful bike that I think we can all get behind. Yz 125s for the win
I found your channel the other day and love it subscribed now. Learning a lot as well. Something satisfying about watching you get bikes running again after taking things apart. I have a 2010 KTM 300 XC-W and like doing some of my own work on it.
She is running so clean and crispy you can't ask for anything more great find and buy
The whole time I watched this video I thought for sure you were going to yell that you just burned your leg on the pipe! Cool video, I had a ‘92 YZ125 back in the day.
I’m impressed and it’s not my bike. You found a lucky jewel 💎 man
finally something worth watching!
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Wow what a clean bike. Took me back to my childhood
Man o man does that bike bring back memories. Something about the 92 and 93 yz,s. Theyre gorgeous and theu sound and ride like a weapon.
Pretty nice ride, Joe! You scored! Looks like it absolutely rips too!
Thanks for another cool video!
I had a '96 YZ125, in purple/white. What a machine, this video brought back some awesome memories. Mine wasn't nearly that minty thought!
You likely had a 1995 or older YZ125 - I still have a 1996 that’s in similar condition to this guy’s, and it has a blue tank and radiator shrouds, and white fenders and frame.
Great find, another learning moment. Fun Ride - a man living every boys dream
These Era yz125s where the reason why the term...."yamadog" was coined as the census at the time said that the 91 and 92 yzs just made alot of noise but didn't really go anywhere, and "it couldn't get out of its own way" was another common one,....but one thing they said it did do was handle and turn and suspension was dialed in and it was chalked up to a few things like the expansion chamber was to long for the proper tuned length and I thinknthe powervalve design hindered the upcoming charge by deflcting it so they also said it would seem to run rich and boggy down low , but clean up considerably when the Revs were applied...MAKING IT SEEM LIKE a jetting issue but was really a bad design choice so def great for a beginner for sure as it's hard to get hurt but it's handling and stability was the best it had ever been so it is a thoroughly forgiving bike if anything else....
My brother has a 93 CR125 and 96 KX250, both look good but they still get ridden around a bit but definitely more garage queens...the CR is minty, both bike scream 90's bright neon colors just pop especially on the KX that Green and Purple looks good.
Now that's someone that knows how to care for a motorcycle! Well trained owner!
I remember broc clover dressed out in his pink riding gear in the day LOL.
Damn you got a gem, Joe, cleanest bike I've seen in along time, that old. Sounds amazing.geat find and enjoy.
Nice find. Pretty bikes but the 3rd slowest 125 in semi-modern times. Only 125's slower are the 1985 Yamaha YZ125 and the 1991 Yamaha YZ125. To wake up the 1991 & 1992 Yamaha YZ125 use a PSI Pipe (nearly impossible to find). The Forks on the 1992 Yamaha YZ125 also have an issue with Diving. They will plow through soft whoops rather than getting up and deflecting off of them. 1992 Yamaha YZ125 turns like a champ though and feels like you are riding/racing a BMX Bike. 💪✊
Was about to say, they look amazing but I would pass solely from being an all time slow bike
@@firesquad6150 If ya' know, ya' know 😉. But they looked great and turned well, I went back to racing Suzuki RM125's after the 1992 Yamaha YZ125. 😊
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Those PSI "Hot Pipes" from Wild Rose, WI have been out of business for awhile. Early to mid 80's they were popular until ProCircuit and FMF too over. Later they were not so great (mostly SnoMobile) and they were scamming people.
An updated bike is way different than stock -and this bike here is nowhere near making max stock hp.
Gorgeous bike and great find! You don’t see many of those in that condition. I’m always looking for the early 90s WRs.
I got a 1992 wr200. turquoise and white, awsome bike.
@@iamtheq2969 I remember being 13 years old in 93/94 drooling over those in the Dirt Bike Magazine ad with them in the woods.
1990's best looking bikes ever
Love it Joe’s sandbox! Awesome bike find! Deserve a good one after the recent burial! 👍👍👍
beautiful codition
Those are great little bikes. I bought a new 92 yz 250 back in the day, and it was a ripper. Won quite a bit on it.
Congrats, great find, sweet ride - hope 🐶 can keep up
Quality condition joe never seen one that clean sounds good too great buy mate 👍👌🔧🔧🔧❤️🏁🏁
Beautiful bike.
When you open a vernier gauge like you have, the rod that slides toward the palm of
your hand can be used to accurately measure the depths of things like holes, height
of float valves in carburettors etc. It extends out the same amount as that shown on
the lcd screen. Hope this helps you set up carbs easier.
You're talking about calipers? A vernier scale is what you use to get the 0.000" measurement
You're talking about calipers? A vernier scale is what you use to get the 0.000" measurement
that is the most cleanest 90s bike ive ever seen! wow!
Dude gets a text message damn near every time he is working on carbs lol
I have a1992 yz 125 with vforce reeds and a pro-circuit pipe. It had been raced before i picked it up and runs well with new tires. The previous owner was a pro mechanic and kept it well. I have to say that 1992 yz125 was the bottom rung compared to the other 3 main motoX bikes, but still capable in the dirt. I dont like the ride height- too high for me to be comfortable.
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love the vids man dont ever stop
youve helped me so much with your videos
Fr man. His videos and knowledge helped Me pretty much rebuild my 1998 marauder vz800.
Still remember the day I bought a new CR 125 from honda. It was a beast, 1997.
If that ZX250F's still buried in the sand, you might save the frame, suspension etc and do a open class 2 stroke conversion if you come across a good donor engine. The forks alone are worth some cash.
Look at all the extra exposure your getting and DESERVE from tiktok you need to keep posting
The petrified overflow tubes are cheap to replace. Why didn't you remove them? Sometimes you are silly cheap.
First crisp 2 stroke I've seen on the channel lol