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New Members: Introduction

Hello and welcome!


My Name is Devin. I designed and maintain this website. It is for everyone to talk and share information, about Yamaha 2 strokes. It is mainly focused on Yamaha Enduros, but all Yamaha 2 strokes are welcome.


I have gasoline running thru my veins. I bought my first Yamaha Enduro when I was 16 years old. I currently own 175+ Yamaha Enduros. Yes, it is a real sickness! but it is better then being addicted to drugs or alcohol! 😂


I served 20 years in the Air Force. During that time, I deployed 8 times. I was a vehicle mechanic, and technical school instructor, teaching students, on vehicle maintenance. Now that I am retired, I can fully dedicate my time and attention to vintage Yamaha 2 Strokes.


My favorite model is the 1970 Yamaha CT1B. I love them so much, I have 17 of them. I look…


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lplapointe
04. Sept.

Like you I am addicted to Yamaha Two-strokes, only I am partial to the IT's. I love the enduros but only had one . A '72 360, great bike and I wish I still had it. I have owned eight IT's and currently have a '80 IT425 and a '77 IT400. Overall I have owned 43 bikes and there is 8 in my garage now. I understand the "sickness". There is no cure.

Carb Jets

Where is the best place to find carburetor Jet kits for Yamaha 1969 AT1 125 Enduro?

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1969 Yamaha AT1 125 Enduro: Price

I am in the market for this bike and know someone who will be restoring it and listing it for sale in a few months. My name is on the list. What would be a reasonable price to pay for a bike like this?


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Frank Bohn
Frank Bohn
09. Nov.

The bike (1969 AT1 125) I am looking at is being restored. I am guessing $3,000 - $3500. In that range. comments please!

Nice survivor

Stumbled upon this nice survivor bike at a customers house. He wouldn’t allow me to purchase it but he was kind enough to allow me to stare at it for entirely too long. Check out the original dealership sticker on the rear fender. Can you believe this one was headed to the dump? So glad he rescued it from the scrap metal yard.


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Schu
Schu
31. Okt.

Awesome story of another one saved. For so many of us the JT was our first real motorcycle. Mine was purchased brand new from a man named Syl at Twin-K Yamaha in Mt Clemens Michigan in 1972 for $299 hard earned dollars. So many wonderful memories. I have now refurbished two JTs and I am doing my best to create those same memories for my grandson.

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