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This is great information, thank you for sharing.

Its funny because I also own 1975 DT175 and  1975 DT125.

agreed. however, actual build pics of the motor. thats rare.

id say 5k-5500

For me I am just shocked at what these are going for these days

1975 YAMAHA RD125B, THIS is a ground up restoration with most parts are oem replated or new-call Jeff for details 707-643-2548

https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/1975-Yamaha-RD125B-5009930769

Is this service still available?

Jim

Selling a 1966 Kawasaki J1 85cc trail bike. It is all original! 2500 miles! Clean title in hand. Its not perfect, and could use some cleaning and buffing. It runs and drives great! Light works. Rotary transmission. Street legal! As you can see, it has been kept in very great shape! Please give me a call or message me for inquiries. Thanks!

https://billings.craigslist.org/mcy/d/billings-1966-kawasaki-j1-85cc/7302981702.html

https://reno.craigslist.org/mcd/d/las-vegas-1998-aprilia-rs250-european/7301125448.html

Wish it was closer!

110 miles for me one way, even if I picked it up for someone to hold or ship it is a logistic nightmare for shipping, but possible.

Auction in Appleton,Wi looks like some nice two strokes are going to be in this auction.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mcd/d/appleton-knucklehead-z1-kz-h1-h2-rz-gt/7300257948.html

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mcy/d/puyallup-1974-yamaha-rd350/7297910332.html

This is the same seller I have figured out by the phone number that I purchased my RD 350 from a couple of weeks ago, the bike seems to be another fine example of a survivor. Odd is that he never mentioned the bike to me and the bike has appeared periodically for the last year or so.

https://spokane.craigslist.org/mcy/d/coeur-alene-1974-yamaha-rd60a/7298171359.html

It has been awhile since on the board, I recently purchased a bone stock with 10,580 original miles off of Craigslist Coeur d'alene, ID that many of you probalbly seen for sale. I thought a bit pricey at a solid $1,800.00 but when I seen it and was able to inspect as the bike was semi unassembled. I was drawn to the beauty of what I call a survivor unmolested from harness to everything else and is only missing the stock brake lever.
I have already started to order parts and have received the engine seal kit, gasket set and am currently figuring out sourcing crank shaft bearings set and transmission bearing set.

I ended up taking the old 75 home with me for the price of $1,700.00 before some one got a hold of it and started hacking it to death.

This will eventually show up in the Haus of projects build