How much is a 2001 YZ80?

*Private Price Guide	$1,300 – $1,550
*Trade In Price Guide	$850 – $1,000
*Price When New	Price Unavailable *

When did they stop making YZ80?

These are Yamaha’s YZ80 and YZ85 mini motocrossers from 1974 through 2019.

How do I tell what year my YZ80 is?

So for example, a 2004 YZ80 will have the number four in the tenth position, and a bike built in 1985 will have the letter F in the tenth position. Enter the YZ80 VIN into the Yamaha VIN decoder at motoverse.com, and you can get a detailed breakdown of the motorbike, including confirmation of the year code.

Whats the difference between a YZ80 and a YZ85?

In a nutshell, there is not that big a difference in power levels between an 80 and an 85. You are only talking about 5cc additional displacement between the two engines.

How much is a 2001 YZ 125 worth?

*Private Price Guide	$2,750 – $3,300
*Trade In Price Guide	$1,800 – $2,150
*Price When New	Price Unavailable *

Engine
Type	83cc, Liquid -Cooled, Two-Stroke w/Reed Valve
Overall Dimensions (Length x Width x Height)	71″ X 28.9″ X 43.5″
Seat Height	33.6″
Wheelbase	49.5″

How much does a YZ80 weight?

79-80 YZ80 F/G Specifications

Model	YZ 80 F/G
Ground Clearance (mm)	200	Pictures only show one year on multi-year bikes. Check VIN tables for colors for your specific year.
Wheelbase (mm)	1180
Dry Weight (kg)	62
	Yz80g

What year is a PW80?

Produced from 1991 to 2006, the Yamaha PW80 is considered the ideal learner’s bike. It features an aggressive, two-tone styling, a robust chassis, and a monocross rear swingarm. This two-wheeler perfectly caters to beginners and more experienced young riders.

How do I tell what year my YZ250 is?

Spoke to a Yamaha dealer today and he confirmed the Frame number as a 2004. So this 10th digit thing obviously doesn’t work in some cases. Also gave him this number (G105E-023640) and he confirmed that it is a YZ250 engine from 2001. The best way to find out what year your bike is: call your local Yamaha dealer.

What year did the YZ85 come out?

It was 48 years ago that the first Yamaha YZ80 rolled off the production line in Japan. Upgraded to a YZ85 in 2002, Yamaha continues to refine the two-stroke motocross racing experience for budding champions.