Ybr 125 - SV650.org

yorkie_chris · 07-05-11, 11:42 AM

2005, 23000 miles.
Quite a hoot to ride, excellent 120+mpg. Full MOT.

When I first rode this my first thought was that it was porridge. Perfect for a learner, brakes, power delivery, handling, everything just right to inspire confidence.
MYC has had this bike for a year now and really enjoyed using it.

Been serviced, had a new swingarm, had lots of the bolts removed and put back with grease.

There's some minor damage to it, the clocks work but have no rev counter, the mudguard is a bit shorter than it should be.

Worst thing about it is an intermittent lean misfire because the exhaust has a hole in it. You can ride around it.

£700 as it is before I do any work on it and eBay it.

07-05-11, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

£700 as it is before I do any work on it ...or £500 after.

Edited for my amusement

Sounds fun, good luck with the sale

07-05-11, 11:42 AM	#1
yorkie_chris Noisy Git Mega Poster Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Halifax/Leeds Posts: 26,645	Ybr 125 2005, 23000 miles. Quite a hoot to ride, excellent 120+mpg. Full MOT. When I first rode this my first thought was that it was porridge. Perfect for a learner, brakes, power delivery, handling, everything just right to inspire confidence. MYC has had this bike for a year now and really enjoyed using it. Been serviced, had a new swingarm, had lots of the bolts removed and put back with grease. There's some minor damage to it, the clocks work but have no rev counter, the mudguard is a bit shorter than it should be. Worst thing about it is an intermittent lean misfire because the exhaust has a hole in it. You can ride around it. £700 as it is before I do any work on it and eBay it. __________________ Currently Ex Biker Now rebuilding a 63' fishing trawler as a dive boat