TYBone

Thanks so much! I was happy to have found them both. They are very original machines that have not been abused. Well, not yet

Sure thing! I also picked up this little beauty the other day! By the way, they both have titles!

Thank you for the warm welcome, the cool story and the suggestions! My TY came with a thick enduro style seat, but when I pulled the seat cover and foam from the worn out seat I discovered the original seat still intact underneath it all! I will have to clean some glue off of the base,fill some rivet holes where they had attached the enduro seat base, and repaint it, but the seat still looks brand new. I lucked out!

Thank you for the response. I am no longer in need of a seat/pan. I found one. Thank you!

If anyone has one that they'd like to sell at a reasonable price, please reach out. Thank you. Tbone.

Howdy everyone! I have been reading this forum for many many years. I am 60 years old and started riding motorcycles when I was five. I've owned just about everything you can think of. About 10 years ago my boys and I all had Gas Gas TXT 300s. At the time we lived in rural Kansas in the Kansas River Valley that had heavy woods and Rocky bluffs and lots of creeks etc. Those bikes were powerful and athletic, but I found them a bit too much at times. Fast forward to today, and I now live in Steamboat Springs Colorado with access to a lot of beautiful single track Mountain trails. I recently purchased a 1974 Yamaha TY250 which is much more my riding style at this point in my life. I am looking forward to getting back into some great trials riding.