1974 MZ TS 250

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1974 MZ TS 250

Postby Jimmyd71064 » Mon Sep 23, 2013 11:57 am

I came across a 1974 MZ TS 250 with 59 original miles on the odometer, the original/current owner has kept it stored in a warehouse, the engine is not seized, needs a few parts, headlight lens assembly, blinker lens- cracked seat cover,gas tank and carb need cleaning,typical stuff for a motorcycle sitting for a long period and some minor damage being stored in a working warehouse ! WHAT WOULD BE A REASONABLE OFFER for this bike???
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Re: 1974 MZ TS 250

Postby webhead » Mon Sep 23, 2013 1:58 pm

250 cash ,would be well worth it great bikes lots of fun and loads of spares still , go for it you would love it.
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Re: 1974 MZ TS 250

Postby Jimmyd71064 » Mon Sep 23, 2013 4:31 pm

Thanks for the advise , I'm somewhat familiar with the MZ but didn't want to low ball the guy, I'm into any type of street legal two stroke bikes, I have a "72" Kawasaki H2 and a "77" Yamaha RD 400 and I think the MZ would be a nice addition since its not a common bike in California .

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Re: 1974 MZ TS 250

Postby DAVID THOMPSON » Mon Sep 23, 2013 5:23 pm

someone imported a bunch of mz bikes in 1974 so its rare but not as rare as you would think
all the 2 smoker mz's i have seen in person in the usa were 1974's
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Re: 1974 MZ TS 250

Postby Jimmyd71064 » Mon Sep 23, 2013 5:37 pm

Dave,

Thanks for the info...
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