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1000cc Yamaha, Knobbies, TR Electric,1991

anyone familiar with this bike, i found it at a gagarg sale and cannot find info on ite

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I'm certainly not a Yamaha historian, but I think the biggest dual purpose bike they made in the 80-early 90's was a 600 or 650cc. Got a pic?
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http://bike-exchange.com/display_picture.php?ref=09070705&adtype=n

looks like this, but 1991
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internal expanding front brake, seems odd
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1000cc may be oil capacity, info from bmw bike forum
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Yeah...that's the one I was thinking of. To my knowledge 600 (maybe 650?)was as big as they came. Its a single cylinder IIRC...for it to be 1000cc the damn piston would be about the diameter of a saucer

They're somewhat heavy but have the torque of a tractor.

Did you buy it?
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no, he never called. i am letting him think for a few days, to get used to the idea of parting with a toy he no longer needs. he probably doesn't relish the fact that his wife wants it gone just because it has been sitting 9 years, needs to be HIS idea...will call him this week tho....

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