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just got an atv for $50

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STEVEGTX

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Well took my car to a shop today and the guy getting his oil changed said he had one he would sell me for 50 he got at a storage action it has a part or two out but all was there and I guess its a 80s Yamaha moto-4 (I think its a 85) not sure on the motor size going to look at it all when I get it home know its bigger then a 80 now what do you guys think?
 


If it's the bike i'm thinking of, the Moto 4, it's 2wd, the Yamaha Big Bear is 4wd

need to see some pics :P cant go wrong for $50 lol
 
You will probably be facing serious rust on that and depending on who owned it and how much it was used you may be facing some wear and tear issues. Carbs may be an issue on it too with getting clogged up. Parts may be hard to come by as well because of its age and there werent alot for 4wheelers at that time. That was when they first kind of were getting known if I remember correctly but for $50 you cant go wrong!
 
I found a lot of parts online just looking and I think I saw some place that it was one of the first few made 4wheelers lol but it seem to nor have rust all the plastic was off when I looked at it
 


Yeah ill take pictures right when I set in in my garage lol might take it apart today and look at it all
 
My dad got a good deal on a 90 cc dinli 2 stroke and its a fun little 4 wheeler. I'm sure the moto 4 is a lot smaller but it'll still be fun. My buddy had a 250 ish moto 4 and it was slow as dog **** but it never broke just wore out tires and brakes.
 




Going to look at the vin later today and see what size motor it has I know I seen a 350 witch would be fun to have or even.put in there if I can find a cheap running one I might try and swap them out if its to much to fix mine
 
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