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A 1979 Yamaha XS250 250cc Twin - Barn Find type Restoration Project with V5

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Last update: 7.05.2016

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Condition:Used
Year:1979
Mileage:43,655
Manufacturer:Yamaha
Start Type:Combo
Model:XS250
Drive Type:Chain
Colour:Red
Number of Previous Owners:8
Date of 1st Registration:01/11/1979
V5 Registration Document:Present
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Sell Yamaha XS250 Motorcycle in Southend On Sea, United Kingdom
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A 1979 Yamaha XS250 250cc Twin - Barn Find type Restoration Project with V5  for Sale
A 1979 Yamaha XS250 250cc Twin - Barn Find type Restoration Project with V5  for SaleA 1979 Yamaha XS250 250cc Twin - Barn Find type Restoration Project with V5  for Sale



This listing is for a A XXXX Yamaha XSXXX XXXcc Twin Barn Find type Restoration Project with VX.
The Yamaha is in need of full restoration, it does start with the aid of jump starter and the engine does not have any nasty knocks or bangs but the carbs will need attention as it does not idle and is abit erratic. The bike will need full restoration and is beyond abit of light TLC. The front brake does not function but all parts appear complete. Please study the pictures, the bike is sold with VX and Key and is complete apart from the seat.
A video of the bike running can be seen here: http://youtu.be/GQQXXXXPXqU 
You are more than welcome to come and view and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask.
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