Beschreibung
THE BIKE SPECIALISTS,
TRADING STANDARD AWARD WINNERS 2021.
Bike ID: #9194
We are proud to offer the rare opportunity to own this stunning fully restored 1976 Yamaha XT500. This fantastic example has been fully restored with no expense spared and is absolutely stunning, certainly one of, if not the best example we have seen of this model. The bike also benefits from the fitment of a brand new electric start kit.
Our bike is supplied with a letter of authentication from the Vintage Japanese Owners club confirming the bike as a XT500C 1E6 model complete with all the correct paint and graphic specifications that was manufactured for the North American market.
The Yamaha XT500 is a twin-valve single-cylinder enduro-adventure motorcycle made by Yamaha from 1975 until 1989. It shares its power plant with its off-road brother, the Yamaha TT500. The first XT 500 was shown at the US dealer convention in September 1975, and was produced until 1981. The XT won the first big African rallies, which were on the rise in the late seventies and the Paris–Dakar Rally, which confirmed the supremacy of the XT 500.
If you are looking to add one of these to your collection this one will not be bettered! Please do not hesitate to call us for any further details, a small deposit will secure this vehicle. UK and worldwide delivery options available.
We are a family-owned company who pride ourselves on the quality of our Motorcycles and all of them are carefully chosen, handpicked enthusiast pre-owned examples that are always HPI Clear for your peace of mind. We offer all the usual used Motorcycle Dealer facilities such as Low-rate finance and extended warranties and operate a no pressure environment where you can relax and enjoy good old-fashioned service with a smile. We have just upgraded our Indoor Showroom where you can see Motorcycles you sometimes can only dream of seeing and sometimes, we have to pinch ourselves when we get certain bikes in as we would like to keep them all! We cater for very specialist tastes and can usually source rare and coveted bikes that we do not have in stock and have lots of contacts throughout the world.
