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Asking price

£4,250

Private seller

1983 Yamaha XT 550

  • 10,811 Miles
  • Manual, 5 speed
  • Petrol
  • 550cc
  • 1983
  • ATV52Y
  • White
  • Private seller
  • GB
    Bristol, United Kingdom

Description

Make: Yamaha
Model: XT 550
Registration: ATV 52Y
Chassis No: JYA5Y100XDA102907
Engine No: 5Y1102907
(a): THE RARER XT 550 EXAMPLE
(b): EARLY EXAMPLE IN IN FABULOUS CONDITION
(c): IMPORTED FROM CALIFORNIA IN 2009
(d): V5, REPAIR DVD & MOT'S/ HISTORY

The XT550 was produced by motorcycle Japanese manufacturer Yamaha between 1982 -1984 and succeeded the Yamaha XT500. The XT600 Yamaha was in turn her successor. In contrast to the Yamaha XT500 the 550 had an electronic ignition, four-valve cylinder head, carburettor, balance shaft and a cantilever arm with central spring strut under the tank as with the Yamaha XT250 and a 12-volt electrical system creating a much more modern offering. In addition, it was about 10 kg lighter. The XT500 was built until 1989 alongside the 550 and achieved a further five years of production compared to the not particularly successful XT 550 leaving the 550 a now rarer example. This early XT550 is in fabulous condition having been imported from California in 2009. A very original example, this motorcycle is offered with a V5 registration document, service and repair manual on CD/ DVD, MoT test certificates since its import and a number of small invoices for service work.

Vehicle background

Has the vehicle ever been imported?

Yes

Is there any outstanding finance?

No

Has the vehicle ever been declared a total loss?

No

Has there ever been any major structural issues which needed work?

No

Private seller

1 listing since 2026

Vehicle location

Bristol, South Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
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Advert Details

Advert type:
For Sale
Category:
Motorcycles
Reference number:
C2065361
Listed on:
08/05/2026
Year:
1983
Colour:
White
Seller type:
Private

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