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This 1971 Yamaha features a 250cc engine producing 23 horsepower and is paired with a manual close-ratio 5-speed transmission. Showing only about 4,364 miles, the motorcycle remains highly original with no major components missing and no significant cosmetic repairs needed. The Enduro’s versatility and performance made it an instant success in America, with sales exceeding 50,000 units in its first year and helping establish Yamaha as a major force in the motorcycle industry. When new, it cost around $580 which is just over $4000 in modern time, and today examples typically sell at auction for at least $2,000 or more depending on condition.
This 1971 Yamaha features a 250cc engine producing 23 horsepower and is paired with a manual close-ratio 5-speed transmission. Showing only about 4,364 miles, the motorcycle remains highly original with no major components missing and no significant cosmetic repairs needed. The Enduro’s versatility and performance made it an instant success in America, with sales exceeding 50,000 units in its first year and helping establish Yamaha as a major force in the motorcycle industry. When new, it cost around $580 which is just over $4000 in modern time, and today examples typically sell at auction for at least $2,000 or more depending on condition.