2003 Yamaha Xt225 on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, Michigan, United States
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This is an amazing starter motorcycle that gives the flexibility of on or off road fun. First gear is very forgiving and perfect for the learning motorcycle rider.
This bike has been garage or shed kept it's entire life and looks it. This is my daily driver so miles will go up but also hasn't been sitting. This bike has been out every year and works great. I am selling in order to buy the next bike. This bike gets about 80 miles to the gallon and has saved me alot in guess and done so with as much fun as possible. Good luck bidding. |
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