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Old 09-18-2009, 04:48 AM
philt32 philt32 is offline
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Default TZ250 A reverse cylinder chassis No

Hi folks,

just wondered if anyone can help me, i have 90 tz250 A, reverse cylinder with the following frame number - JYA 3TC W05 LA 000003 can anyone give me an indication of where its from ? i'm sure its an american designated number but i'm in the UK, i was led to believe it may have come from Ireland ?

also the number seems low ie 000003 not 000103

any info appreciated.

cheers
Phl
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Old 09-18-2009, 08:21 AM
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Hi Phil, that's an odd frame number. It's possible you have an aftermarket frame.

I have an "A" that has frame with a low number (possibly a semi-works racer?) and special triples, so the low number is possible.

Do the numbers and headstock look like this:



Lech
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Old 09-18-2009, 04:33 PM
Motomobilia.UK Motomobilia.UK is offline
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Your bike came from either the USA or Canada. Starting round about then -- I think it was in 1988 -- race bikes imported into the United States had to be given a full seventeen digit VIN number. Because of this, Yamaha made this the practice for all bikes going to North America.

I had a 1991 TZ250B which came from the US and which had JYA3YLW07MA000XXX and 3YL-000XXX as the chassis and engine numbers (with three matching numbers instead of the Xs).

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Old 02-21-2010, 06:38 AM
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Hi folks,

just wondered if anyone can help me, i have 90 tz250 A, reverse cylinder with the following frame number - JYA 3TC W05 LA 000003 can anyone give me an indication of where its from ? i'm sure its an american designated number but i'm in the UK, i was led to believe it may have come from Ireland ?

also the number seems low ie 000003 not 000103

any info appreciated.

cheers
Phl
I have #000229 and 000376 - the former is in the JYA pattern you indicate above, the latter is the more standard 3TC-000376 pattern. I'll have to go back down to the shop and write them down again.

I know the latter is Roland Sands old bike, and the other was raced in FL in the early 90s.
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Old 03-09-2010, 02:22 PM
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I never noticed that before. Our 90 model has the following frame number.
JYA3TC06LA000558

Our bike is an ex Peter Jackson Yamaha (Australia) Bike, can't think of the guys name who rode it. I think he wanted to be Mr Universe and became too big to race a bike.
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Old 03-11-2010, 10:58 AM
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Hi Stu,

Was it Rene Bongers? He was on one of the PJ bikes.

Lech
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Old 03-20-2010, 08:07 PM
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No it wasn't Rene Bongers.

It was a customer bike maintained by PJ Yamaha.
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Old 03-24-2010, 01:58 PM
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Hey Stui,
I know who's bike this was, I told his father it is in darwin, PM me if you are interested in info about the bike and I may be able to get some interesting stuff for you.
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