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Yamaha Mx250 Mx360 Notorious Sc500 Dirtbike Sand Dunes Camping on 2040-parts.com

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Downey, California, US

Downey, California, US
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You are bidding on a shop manual copy for the mx250, mx360 and the notorious NO FEAR Yamaha sc500. These bikes were all-new for 1972-74 and featured several additional improvements for including: V-type reed valve and modified torque induction design. If you have one of these vintage dirt demons then you'll need this manual. This manual covers from tune-ups to engine & transmission rebuilding including performance upgrades for more power and speed.

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