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great story, pretty bike too

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My first bike was a YAS1, went like a rocket for a 125, brilliant bike, and what about the registration number, TTT5H! I px'd it for a brand new YR5F from Commerfords for £363 - still got that one btw. Did two Manx Grand Prix on it in Proddy trim

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Another great story john,, :yeah: , hows about some pics,,,,

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Well we're back took us a year, but finally got the DS7 up and running. Here is some pics and video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtxJFatqbck&list=UUF1cC6oWgnyBB3blHIgGFEQ <---- Video

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Took them both to the Yamaha Demo ride, the factory guys got a big kick with us pulling in with a little Yamaha History

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Another beaut curt,,,, :headbang: Your the top restorer on this site this year,,, :thumb:

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WOW I missed this whole thread great story about the old lady and your bikes are sweet!

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Both of those bikes look superb and sound wonderful - that 2 stroke burble is music to my ears!

Great restoration job on both - any plans for any more?

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Thanks folks, we're having a ball with them!

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Okay rounded out our 2-stroke family we now have on the road a beautiful survivor a 1977 French Blue RD400

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1972 YDS7

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1969 YAS1C

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Stunning " :eusa_clap:

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LOVE! [emoji177]

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Lovely bikes you must be well pleased. Lots of work and many hours involved there I bet. :jossun:

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Thanks a lot of work yes, but a labor of love. So blessed my wife shares the passion of these old bikes. We enjoy it!

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I don't know how at almost 60 I missed the whole two stoke scene, but man are these things fun. Better late than never :hyper:

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Better late than never. I got my first 2 stroke in 1976.

My 2 stroke lineup.

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