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synergy
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Russell
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| Off one of the DT series of single cylinder 2 stroke trail Yamaha's of the early to mid 70's? Some-one will give you the precise model I'm sure. |
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Hippykid
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Early 70s enduro- 250 or 360?
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tcanough
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| Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 7:39 pm Post subject: Gas tank |
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| That particular stripe pattern would be a 73' Yamaha enduro , but which model I couldn't say for sure . 72' and 73' were the same tank for sure , 74'and 75' were shaped slightly different but fit the same frame . |
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Steve Searles
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1973 Yamaha AT125 enduro with electric start. 175 maybe
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synergy
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just WOW, a lot of knowledge here mates...
someone can confirm which gas tank (of those pretty ones) would fit my yamaha sr 250 frame without much trouble? |
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