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Marque Remarks => Yamaha => Topic started by: mx250 on August 10, 2010, 08:54:35 pm
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....and it's got knobbies ;D
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1957-Yamaha-YA1-Akatombo-Very-Rare-YDS1-YDS2-TD1-TD2-/200500194194?cmd=ViewItem&pt=US_motorcycles&hash=item2eaebe2b92#v4-38
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That would have to be the ultimate pit bike....you could even carry a carton on the rack......or use it to ride around after the Honda's had been on the track to pick up all the broken parts they left behind. :D :D :D
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That would have to be the ultimate pit bike....you could even carry a carton on the rack......or use it to ride around after the Honda's had been on the track to pick up all the broken parts they left behind. :D :D :D
:D ;D :D :D ;D :D
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geezas,is there anyone who didn't copy the DKW 125, poms a bantam,US err whizzer,or hummer??,italians did a Mival,Russians,Dutch, never knew the Japs did one till now ::),anymore??, :P
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its a classic copy of the 1954 BSA D3 Bantam, would love to own it!
Cheers Trev
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its a classic copy of the 1954 BSA D3 Bantam, would love to own it!
Cheers Trev
Yeah, but being Japanese the difference was it was cheap and reliable. ;D
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That would have to be the ultimate pit bike....you could even carry a carton on the rack.
Simplicity at its best. 8) Red Dragon Fly.
I'd buy it just for the rim patina. ;D
cheers