FS: 2005 Yamaha YZ250 dirtbike

[Michael Moore]

If you can't afford Jaman's house, how about a dirt bike? 

I'm posting this for my kid, so you'll need to contact him for details, arrangements to see, etc.  I have never ridden this bike because my legs are too short and I don't like helicopter rides.

Here are the details:

"i am selling my 2005 yz250 two- stroke. it is in great condition with less than 20 hours total on the bike. it still has the stock set of tires on it. i am the original owner(bought the bike new in early 2007). i dumped a lot of money into parts for this bike but i hardly ever rode it. my loss is your gain. i have all the stock parts too. i am asking $3200 but will consider any reasonable offer. please no lowballers and tire kickers. will have pics later parts on the bike:
fmf fat pipe fmf ti 2 shorty muffler renthal twinwall bars asv c5 clutch perch asv break lever works connection radiator braces works connection glide plate carbon fiber works frame guards d.i.d. 520 gold chain renthal sprocket and other small anodized bits and pieces..."


(Note to self - teach the child where the Shift key is...)

The link to the ad

The bike is in Mill Valley

[jimboecv]

I love two strokes.  Sounds like a great deal.

[Popeye the Sailor]

I hear Jammen could use another dirtbike.

[johnc]

does the bike include a test ride with DTM on the track at same time? 

if yes, is helicopter ride to hospital included in purchase price?

[desmoquattro]

Has this thing ever been wheelied past Tambucks?

[Michael Moore]

That would be a no on the helo ride (although weirdly there were two helicopters circling the house this morning - something about a downed tree)

As for the wheelie past Tambucks, I think you could count on that. 

Actually he has hardly ridden the bike at all - just spends time cleaning it and buying shiny bits for it. But then this *is* a Ducati forum, so I don't need to elaborate on the attraction to shiny bits.

[desmoquattro]

Actually he has hardly ridden the bike at all - just spends time cleaning it and buying shiny bits for it. But then this *is* a Ducati forum, so I don't need to elaborate on the attraction to shiny bits.

Yes...we completely understand the need for shiny bits. As does Casey Stoner.

[NORCAL510]

mmmm i would love a newer yz... but for now, my 93 will have to do.

just tell him to get out and ride. they're scary as hell, them 2-strokes but oh so much fun!

god damn.... now that the rain has subsided, might be time for another carnegie trip.

[johnc]

That would be a no on the helo ride (although weirdly there were two helicopters circling the house this morning - something about a downed tree)

downed tree?  harumph!!!  i am betting DTM is riding with a friend somewhere in the immediate area.