Yamaha 2005 Ttr 230 on 2040-parts.com
Hopwood, Pennsylvania, US
For sale 2005 Yamaha ttr 230. Well maintained. Never raced. 1 owner. I also have the dual sport tire for the rear and another rear tire like whats on it, and an off road tire for the front. Local pickup only!!!
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