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Seems like a decent deal on an MCR YZ125F.....
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That is one clean leg burning machine.
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$1,800 today would be about $505 in 1979. I guess a new YZ-125F would be around $1,100-1,200 back in 1979.
Less than 1/2 price for a used bike with inflation figured in... lol!
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slotsquid wrote:
$1,800 today would be about $505 in 1979. I guess a new YZ-125F would be around $1,100-1,200 back in 1979.
Less than 1/2 price for a used bike with inflation figured in... lol!
U.K. list price for a 1977 YZ125D was £720.00. A '77 RM125B was £785.16.
Why TF should I remember those exact prices when I can't remember someone's name two seconds after being introduced...?
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More than it cost new?
Try finging a pre 1975 mustang in good-excellent condition for less than the new msrp price.
https://www.cjponyparts.com/resources/mustang-prices-through-the-years
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