We never had that model in our country. We had the AS1 with the two chrome air filter canisters behind the carburettors Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.
Awesome bike my friend , i've never seen one in a such good shape , it is a dream bike to me. I live in Brazil now and it's so hard to find one of those that I think I'm going to have to go all the way down to Paraguay to get me one of those ,in Brazil it's very expensive if you can find one.
@Shortstory123 Just read the comment above from Gasmaster57 and found my answer. Mine had the different gas tank with the knee pads as well as the non-pleated seat. My seat had one strap running across the center of it - if I'm not mistaken. Thanks for posting! I really enjoy seeing people post things that some may not think are worth it.
Thankyou I was wondering about that I have another one of these and it has the 68 tank but I could not figure why they were different.If you need parts let me know ,Title date will be corrected in short order thanks again
.. My first bike, was the 1968 Model< Lots of fun, in my early teens < The tank looks like it came off an Enduro model. The one I had the tank was more square shaped
WOW! Too funny! Just for the heck of it, I typed in 1969 Yam Scrambler, and this pops up! I had either a 68 or 69 that I bought back in about 1975. It's so funny to hear this bike run and hear it's distinctive sound. Let's not forget the smoke! My bike smoked like this on initial start up and gradually stopped and ran just fine. The only difference I'm noticing, is mine had a gas tank, which would bust your b*#&'s if you stopped too fast or rode the wrong trail. Like I said could be 68 or 69.
nooo career tech I can hear the bog from improper air restriction a mile away...or wherever you are lol. No offense intended, I just know what can happen to a 2 stroke with it like that and I hate to see that happen....nice bike wanna sell it?
Brings back memories. I rode a new one home from the dealership when I was 15. Loved that bike.
LOVE the older, classic 2-strokes! Just picked up a classic 1982 HONDA MB5!
The actual term for was as street scrambler. Yamaha had a lineup of enduro bikes starting with the Enduro 250
We never had that model in our country. We had the AS1 with the two chrome air filter canisters behind the carburettors
Trinidad & Tobago.
West Indies.
We have an still ride a 68 YAS1C and love it, fun bike
This bike sounds awesome! Yamaha all the way!
beautiful 2 stroke tiny twin cylinder!!
Beautiful bike!!
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Classic. And some still roaming the streets in the philippines to this day..🙂
Another pretty Japanese bike from the 1960's. Fantastic!!
Awesome bike my friend , i've never seen one in a such good shape , it is a dream bike to me.
I live in Brazil now and it's so hard to find one of those that I think I'm going to have to go all the way down to Paraguay to get me one of those ,in Brazil it's very expensive if you can find one.
とにかく、懐かしいですね！排気音が大好きです、加速が鋭くスピードが出ました。
gasmaster we made the corrections thanks again
Better than today's bikes. Far better.
@Shortstory123 Just read the comment above from Gasmaster57 and found my answer. Mine had the different gas tank with the knee pads as well as the non-pleated seat. My seat had one strap running across the center of it - if I'm not mistaken. Thanks for posting! I really enjoy seeing people post things that some may not think are worth it.
Great machine, remember this model well!
Thankyou I was wondering about that I have another one of these and it has the 68 tank but I could not figure why they were different.If you need parts let me know ,Title date will be corrected in short order thanks again
.....gorgeous!!!!
What a fantastic thing...if it was mine I would never sell it.not a chance.
Chrome and smoke
.. My first bike, was the 1968 Model< Lots of fun, in my early teens < The tank looks like it came off an Enduro model. The one I had the tank was more square shaped
What a beauty ...
wow! that's what I exactly wanted when I was high school kid.
looks cute humming's more cute. thanx anyway. have a good one
What does it top out at, speed wise?
cool beautyful bike
You need to let it warm up a bit itll take off faster and not smoke so much
The Same Headlight Is Also Used By A 1972-2005 Kawasaki HD-III
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ok is this a stret legal bike or is it a dirt bike
WOW! Too funny! Just for the heck of it, I typed in 1969 Yam Scrambler, and this pops up! I had either a 68 or 69 that I bought back in about 1975. It's so funny to hear this bike run and hear it's distinctive sound. Let's not forget the smoke! My bike smoked like this on initial start up and gradually stopped and ran just fine. The only difference I'm noticing, is mine had a gas tank, which would bust your b*#&'s if you stopped too fast or rode the wrong trail. Like I said could be 68 or 69.
It's a Scrambler not an Enduro !
You are correct had one myself
Cool bike.Just remember your safety googles:)
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i love thows old bikes made a skinny man look fat
Very nice, but put some air filters on it or you will seize it.
nice...clean the carbs or more likely sort your airbox out....
nooo career tech I can hear the bog from improper air restriction a mile away...or wherever you are lol. No offense intended, I just know what can happen to a 2 stroke with it like that and I hate to see that happen....nice bike wanna sell it?
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