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Important set of Yamaha motorcycle spare parts mainly Ty, 1K6 including wheels, excel rims, fork components, mudguards, tanks, frames, saddles, suspensions, optics, crankcases, exhausts, engines, mechanical parts, meters and miscellaneous (This lot may be divided) (No Live on this lot. Immediate collection or by appointment confirmed in advance with the firm)

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Important set of Yamaha motorcycle spare parts mainly Ty, 1K6 including wheels, excel rims, fork components, mudguards, tanks, frames, saddles, suspensions, optics, crankcases, exhausts, engines, mechanical parts, meters and miscellaneous (This lot may be divided) (No Live on this lot. Immediate collection or by appointment confirmed in advance with the firm)

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1980 YAMAHA Type: TY 175 Serial number: 525220525 Collector's registration 1 000 / 1 500 € TY models define Yamaha's range of trial motorcycles, the acronym TY standing for "Trial Yamaha". They were developed from 1971 onwards by French triallist Christian Rayer, supported by Jean-Claude Olivier (former president of Sonauto-Yamaha), and then by British rider Mick Andrews, winner of three world titles in 1971, 1972 and 1973. The Yamaha TY 125 democratized the practice of trials and gave rise to numerous vocations among budding trialists. Frenchman Thierry Michaud, who went on to become a three-time world trials champion, started out on this simple, affordable beginner's machine. The model on display is an authentic TY 175, ready to ride. It should be noted that the technical inspection is under review for a faulty blinker and a small leak in the fork. 1980 YAMAHA Type: TY 175 Serial number : 525220525 Collector's registration document 1 000 / 1 500 € The TY models define Yamaha's trials motorcycle range, the acronym TY standing for 'Trial Yamaha'. They were developed from 1971 onwards by French triallist Christian Rayer, supported by Jean-Claude Olivier (former president of Sonauto-Yamaha), and then by British rider Mick Andrews, winner of three world titles in 1971, 1972 and 1973. The Yamaha TY 125 democratized trials riding and inspired many budding trialists to take up the sport. Frenchman Thierry Michaud, who went on to become a three-time trials world champion, started out on this simple, affordable beginner's bike. The model on display is an authentic TY 175, ready to ride.