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My New Yamaha YCS1
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Re: My New Yamaha YCS1
sardonyx19 Tue 29 Jan - 8:17
Your bike is in excellent condition. What a stunner. 
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Re: My New Yamaha YCS1
Guest Thu 29 Aug - 20:15
That really is beautiful and stylish, I presume the forerunner of the under-rated RD200. I've always liked the way the Japanese bikes of the 1960's and early 1970's even small bikes like this, seemed to have a certain modest and unique style, an impression of speed too, quite unlike anything before or since, at least in the UK market.
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