79 Yamaha Xt 500 Motor Engine Tt Sr Single on 2040-parts.com
Brewster, Ohio, US
i bought this xt in davenport at the meet last month because the gas tank was ding free and perfect but the bike was ruff ...this motor kicks over and makes good compression.i never got it running so i cant say what it ran like. cases look good, no cracks or repairs,no busted fins,good slines on all shafts, good plug threads. for what its worth, the fellow i bought the bike from said it was his farm play bike and it ran good until it lost spark. the motor comes with stator. i will ship the motor fedex, as i been getting good rates threw them on a couple bicycles we shipped last month,, no real sure of cost but if its cheaper than what i posted i will return the overage back to you.
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