1977 YZ125D for sale

[enzo906]

I have a nice ready to race very little use survivor for sale, It was powder coated by previous owner who kept it for years in the laundry
it does have a repainted motor and pipe and painted tank and front guard, but looks quite good.
Mechanically it is a low hour bike in excellent condition with original grips and sprockets that still look like new.
looking to get at least $3800 and comes with a new piston ring and spare head and base Gasket, started often riden in paddock now and then for 5 minutes then cleaned and oiled.
Suspension is as new
Brakes like new
New tyres
New spokes
nothing to spend just race it!
Selling as my health is gone
Can send pics if you email me
central coast NSW

[enzo906]

rode it last weekend around the paddock and it was a hoot, Seriously compared to what I have seen sold this is a give away at $3800

[allan hughes]

sure is pretty
good luck it is a buyers market

[enzo906]

Any one have opinion on how much I should ask for the bike?

[TM BILL]

Looks like original Bars , levers , grips 

[allan hughes]

you can ask what you want
what someone will pay is not the same
a forum member had a real nice 250d
and could not get $2500 for it. 12 months ago  regards al

[Rookie#1]

Any one have opinion on how much I should ask for the bike?

Well seeing as you asked to be honest my thoughts are that a starting price of $2800 would be more likely to grab some attention. In saying that though even a bike of this standard could go for as little as $2200-$2500 in the current market. Now I'm not saying that's all it's "worth", I'm saying that's probably what it would sell for. I don't think today's current market is a fair reflection on the true "worth" of some bikes and what they'll likely sell for in years to come, just a reflection on how few people are in a position to part with large sums of money for things that are largely seen as luxury items. Just keep it, no one ever regretted NOT selling a bike in my experience!! 

Cheers, Brendan

[John Orchard]

Wow I think it's a great bike for a good price, painted tank is a minus but I think $4K would be about right for a 55 year old wanting to re capture their youth  :-)  If I was a Yam guy, and had room in the shed, I'd go for it.

[paul]

ALERT THREAD HYJACK
:'(

http://forum.ozvmx.com/index.php?topic=30219.msg294666#msg294666

[Rookie#1]

ALERT THREAD HYJACK
:'(

http://forum.ozvmx.com/index.php?topic=30219.msg294666#msg294666

Are you telling me that at that price you've still got it??

[Nathan S]

ALERT THREAD HIJACK
:'(

http://forum.ozvmx.com/index.php?topic=31173.0

[paul]

[Ted]

Enzo, I'll leave it up to you to determine where your bike fits in this group and what price you think its worth

Bought in this going condition for $950

Sold in this condition for $3,150

Bought this little beast for $2,900

[Nathan S]

Bought this little beast for $2,900

And how much did you pay for the RM?

[Ted]

That's funny Nath

He's just some local kid that mows my lawn.

[Kane Mcguire]

Shit Ted I cant believe you sold the YZ h for that price!  Your YZ was so nice!!!! Your resto standard is very good.I know the market is very bad though. I have an 83 500 husky that I paid 6500 for and will be lucky to get 4500 now.  Don't sell your other restos unless you contact me. Thanks.

[Ted]

Kenny I sold it to a mate in my club. He wanted to ride Pre 85 125 and I wanted a Pre 78 125. So when the RM became available I gave my mate the Yammy and with that money I purchased the Suzuki. Both very very good race bikes. I probably have all the bikes I need now and I will not be selling any. My grandson can have them when I'm done. He's only 1 year old. He will be hopefully racing fully restored 50 year old MX bikes if we can keep it going

[hagon_84]

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And how much did you pay for the RM?
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that just made my night hahaha
Al.

[Kane Mcguire]

Cool Ted.