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    Thumbs up Yamaha sr250

    does anyone know if these are still around,this was one of my first road bikes,these were the yamaha version of the gn,( for julie,my big sis)

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    Im pretty sure RantyDave sold one a matter of two months ago.
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    theyre still available--finally have a disk brake and halogen headlight
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    Can you still buy the SR500 as well, and how much for a new one?
    I saw one some months ago which appeared to be a special, perhaps 25 years, release. Looked right nice too. Mine was a great little fun bike, once I installed the power pipe!
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    My first bike was a SR125, I thought it was the dogs bollix, when actually it was a guttless crumple zone - isn't life funny like that sometimes.

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    No, SR500s long gone. Modern equivalent would be the XT660X motard.
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