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Yamaha YZ250 1998

Absolutely immaculate condition. Used once in last year.

Fully imported fleshgear graphics kit including seat cover, new black rear

guard, gold renthal bars, new grips and rear tyre. Factory spares kit including

workshop manual, gaskets, etc. Awesome bike, unfortunately I don't have a

trailer or towbar so it is rarely used. $4000

O'Neal Motorcross boots.

Used once only. Like new. Mens size 10.

Black with Blue/white graphics.

$80

Pro-Grip MX Goggles.

Used once only. Brand new condition. Blue frame and clear lense.

$20

O'Neal MX Jersey. Large. Blue, white, red. used once. Like new.

$30.00

O'Neal MX Pants. 34" waist. Blue, white, red. used once. Like new.

$80.00

Maddison Boxing Gloves. Black, vinyl. Like new.

$10.00

External CD/DVD burner case/housing. Non-USB. Has it's own power

supply. Needs an IDE cable to connect drive to PC. Will fit almost any

internal CD/DVD Burner and convert them to external.

$60

Heaps of reptile keeping equipment. Lights, heaters, foods, vitamins,

decorations, bowls, etc. Too much to list. All going very cheap!

For enquiries on any of the above PM me or send an email to [email protected]

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