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Introduced in 1974, Yamaha’s DT125 was an evolution of the AT1. It was the baby of a range of DT models spanning from 125 to 400. Yamaha called it “a civilized machine with a wide open spirit.”
It was an enduro with off-road chops but all the equipment required for street legality – speedometer, mirror, and lighting.
It featured a 123 cc two-stroke single-cylinder engine good for 17 hp and 10 ft-lb of torque.
This example is VIN: 594003717, Engine #: 594-003717. The seller acquired it from a collector in British Columbia 13 years ago.
During his ownership, the seller covered 50 miles. The odometer shows 595 miles.
“I purchased this bike to display in my Yamaha dealership, I sold the dealership and no longer have room for it. This is an original bike with low mileage that has not been restored.”
Maintenance:
The seller notes a new battery. “Low and high beam not working, tail, brake and plate light not working, very minor oil leak noticeable on floor after it has been sitting for a few weeks.”
Our partners at Dreamcycle inspected the bike and have provided the following condition report:
Modifications:
The seller states that this bike is stock.
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It is riding on Yokohoma tires that have aged out.
The sale includes one ignition key and the owner’s manual.
Cosmetic Blemishes: please see the album in the “Photos” tab for all known cosmetic blemishes. Here is a selection:
“Marks, small dent, chip on tank. chips on frame and swing arm paint, taped rubber on throttle cable due to deterioration. Scratches on front fender. marks, chips on red side cover.”
Currently located in Sorrento, Other, this Yamaha is offered on a British Columbia registration. Have any DT125 stories or questions about this listing? Let us know in the “Comments” tab!
