YES....YSR50's are road legal. You need to have purchased one with a TITLE. Engine number matching title numbers in most states. I know California is a stickler with that engine VIN and frame VIN matching the title numbers.
YES....YSR50's are road legal. You need to have purchased one with a TITLE. Engine number matching title numbers in most states. I know California is a stickler with that engine VIN and frame VIN matching the title numbers.
YSR's were made by Yamaha here in the US from the early-mid 80's to mid 90's. Yamaha no longer makes them but...they are always for sale on ebay. just type YSR on ebay and you will see them available. good luck.
unfortunately I have since sold my beloved YSR-Blaster. there's pictures all over the net with the paint scheme I did. Did the Rossi yellow/black/white anniversary colors.
Yes they are mini street bikes. Bigger than big pocket bikes and legal pretty much everywhere!! A friend of mine used to have one when he was in high school! They are alot of fun!!
This is definately no scooter!!1....The YSR was originally produced by Yamaha in the late 80's early 90's...then Yamaha stopped making them when California banned two smokers and the market simply died down. There are many YSR's still remaining and riders hopped them up (such as transplanting 200cc 2-stroke blaster engines in them- which is equivalent to a 400 four stroke). This is definately a motorcycle....NO SCOOTER here my friend...this thing hauls arse!!!
Ok man thanks, just enevr seen them before. It just looks so small I thought it was a modified scooter. Maybe I can find one somewhere. Take care my Brethren....
It's not a scooter but here in New Zealand they get registered as mopeds which means that anyone over 15 y. can ride it on a minimum of a car learner license! There is also no WOF (warrant of fitness) requirement for "mopeds".
Thanks...yes I got plates!!! And to boot, the engine serial number AND the frame serial number match the numbers on the "title" fi you can believe that. The fellow I bought this project Motogp YSR from was able to get it this way. I'm just in the process of tweaking the bike a bit with regards to paint scheme, lights, wiring, etc...but for the most part 90% of came done already. it is a wild ride to say the least. on a crips day...man look out. it's a stump puller.
no real conversion kit per say. A friend of mine in Ft. Lauderdale FL (about 30 miles up the road) does a Yerbi (YSR with Derbi engine) conversion kit that he sells. But there is no real conversion kit for a "blaster" implant. you have to mode the frame too much with boxed in plates and stronger sub-craddles.
quite honesly, the yerbi (derbi 72cc engine) is the better choice for this bike's conversion. Less frame mods (way less frame mods), newer engine, parts are somewhat accessible, nice strong pipe mid and top end grunts....I had a yerbi. it was a great bike. ran like a champ. this is a stump-puller but the Yerbi conversion is better.....trust me.
ummm...well. I just got the license plate on it so....I don't really know yet what it'll do all out....
I'm looking to paint it yellow/white/black on the yamaha motogp 2005 anniversary. I'll post the photos and a video when I get her painted but it wont be for some time....
thanks for the commentaries guys. appreciated. First and foremost...my good friend "Dr. Ray" (aka YSR/Blaster guru) is 100% responsible for the doing all the work on this bike since I've owned it. Ray even boxed in and welded the frame at the main joint point. The bike is (to quote Ray) "..a stump puller Rob"...and it sure is...pulls like a raped ape....fun too. I'll try to post me coming down the stree in it when I get a good sunny day.
wow excellent job, are those billet rims? i take it thats a custom welded exhaust, did the engine bolt right up?, very very cool, excellent job, those blaster motors are very modifyable too, and relieable. nice work
aluminun billet rims..yes. custom exhaust from the one and only...Tommy Crawford. My next (when I can afford it) mod will be the Vito 240 cc head kit. I understand this is a pretty realiable upgrade which will produce 38+ HP.
just make sure ur tranny is in good shape when u do that 240, and when u get it resleeved, have them port it out. i will def be waiting for that vid of u driving it, i will subscribe
Well. I really didn't figure out anything. My friend, Ray from Ft. Lauderdale, does these conversions as a hobby. His specialty is making those "Yerbi" bikes. Those are the YSR50's converted to a Derbi engine (50 cc or 72cc). Those are probably the best conversions around. I just wanted to try this "Blaster" project only because, well, I wanted more 'torque' outta this little gem. As Ray puts it....."it's a stump puller Rob"...
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about ho much does these ysr 50's cost ?...... an where can i get one from?
tre5045 3 months ago
YES....YSR50's are road legal. You need to have purchased one with a TITLE. Engine number matching title numbers in most states. I know California is a stickler with that engine VIN and frame VIN matching the title numbers.
Rob2218 5 months ago
YES....YSR50's are road legal. You need to have purchased one with a TITLE. Engine number matching title numbers in most states. I know California is a stickler with that engine VIN and frame VIN matching the title numbers.
Rob2218 5 months ago
hey are the ysr 50's road legal?
H786Z 5 months ago
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do you know where i can get Pro Circuit or FMF pipe for my YSR 50? Lots of thanks for any links
22kurgan 9 months ago
Wow, 200cc 2 stroke that thing must be pretty fun to drive! Sounds pretty cool too!
JoeythePope 2 years ago
YSR's were made by Yamaha here in the US from the early-mid 80's to mid 90's. Yamaha no longer makes them but...they are always for sale on ebay. just type YSR on ebay and you will see them available. good luck.
Rob2218 2 years ago
is YSR the name of the bike and can you get these online
nick95playa 2 years ago
I didn't know Artie Lang rode motorcycles
derbi75 2 years ago 4
dude that was a funny comment.
Rob2218 2 years ago
go and show riding not jerkin the throttle
biakovv 2 years ago
I believe the top speed is round 90mph or so.
A friend of mine who now has it has taken it up past 80 I believe.....it screamed this little beast.
Rob2218 2 years ago
unfortunately I have since sold my beloved YSR-Blaster. there's pictures all over the net with the paint scheme I did. Did the Rossi yellow/black/white anniversary colors.
Rob2218 2 years ago
Well i Can See it's a 2 stroke,
SmexxiWaffles 2 years ago
crisp. sounds great. getting hard to find now. allways wanted a blue one.
cronauer1985 3 years ago
Top speed please?
shukaku 3 years ago
60 70
dennissteakin 3 years ago
i dunno but that was fricken sick
beefadobe12 3 years ago
are they mini street bikes? because they look smaller then a croch rocket
GREGKARASS69 3 years ago
Yes they are mini street bikes. Bigger than big pocket bikes and legal pretty much everywhere!! A friend of mine used to have one when he was in high school! They are alot of fun!!
bgggbb 3 years ago
yeh 200 cc small scoter ... idiot...
HuhPsycho 3 years ago
have you modded it any sence this vid, like the 240cc ? bet this thing does haul ass it makes me almost want one
relxkief 3 years ago
is this a bike or scooter?
RaggaRasta 3 years ago
This is definately no scooter!!1....The YSR was originally produced by Yamaha in the late 80's early 90's...then Yamaha stopped making them when California banned two smokers and the market simply died down. There are many YSR's still remaining and riders hopped them up (such as transplanting 200cc 2-stroke blaster engines in them- which is equivalent to a 400 four stroke). This is definately a motorcycle....NO SCOOTER here my friend...this thing hauls arse!!!
Rob2218 3 years ago
Ok man thanks, just enevr seen them before. It just looks so small I thought it was a modified scooter. Maybe I can find one somewhere. Take care my Brethren....
RaggaRasta 3 years ago
It's not a scooter but here in New Zealand they get registered as mopeds which means that anyone over 15 y. can ride it on a minimum of a car learner license! There is also no WOF (warrant of fitness) requirement for "mopeds".
aleshamahon 3 years ago
I have a ysr powered with 1989 tzr 125 engine it runs 150kph at 400m drag race...how about your? how fast does it goes?
waterfall46 4 years ago
can you drive a ysr with just a learners permit?
kessler67 4 years ago
YOU GOT PLATES! please someoen help me i want to make a NSF100 street legal, any tips!? Thnak you. Wicked bike by the way!
LesGreek 4 years ago
Thanks...yes I got plates!!! And to boot, the engine serial number AND the frame serial number match the numbers on the "title" fi you can believe that. The fellow I bought this project Motogp YSR from was able to get it this way. I'm just in the process of tweaking the bike a bit with regards to paint scheme, lights, wiring, etc...but for the most part 90% of came done already. it is a wild ride to say the least. on a crips day...man look out. it's a stump puller.
Rob2218 4 years ago
nice big 2stroke like it is there a conversion kit out there?
mfuji0001 4 years ago
no real conversion kit per say. A friend of mine in Ft. Lauderdale FL (about 30 miles up the road) does a Yerbi (YSR with Derbi engine) conversion kit that he sells. But there is no real conversion kit for a "blaster" implant. you have to mode the frame too much with boxed in plates and stronger sub-craddles.
Rob2218 4 years ago
guess I'm stuck with a little 80cc kit tnx anywaze post some more ausome 200cc ysr action please -_-
mfuji0001 4 years ago
quite honesly, the yerbi (derbi 72cc engine) is the better choice for this bike's conversion. Less frame mods (way less frame mods), newer engine, parts are somewhat accessible, nice strong pipe mid and top end grunts....I had a yerbi. it was a great bike. ran like a champ. this is a stump-puller but the Yerbi conversion is better.....trust me.
Rob2218 4 years ago
I just put a vid of my YSR on you tube
cm250fine 4 years ago
I bet that is fast whats it do all out?
cm250fine 4 years ago
ummm...well. I just got the license plate on it so....I don't really know yet what it'll do all out....
I'm looking to paint it yellow/white/black on the yamaha motogp 2005 anniversary. I'll post the photos and a video when I get her painted but it wont be for some time....
thanks for commenting.
Rob2218 4 years ago
thanks for the commentaries guys. appreciated. First and foremost...my good friend "Dr. Ray" (aka YSR/Blaster guru) is 100% responsible for the doing all the work on this bike since I've owned it. Ray even boxed in and welded the frame at the main joint point. The bike is (to quote Ray) "..a stump puller Rob"...and it sure is...pulls like a raped ape....fun too. I'll try to post me coming down the stree in it when I get a good sunny day.
Rob2218 4 years ago
o, and post some vids of u drivin it, that would be cool.
atomicsaladbowl 4 years ago
wow excellent job, are those billet rims? i take it thats a custom welded exhaust, did the engine bolt right up?, very very cool, excellent job, those blaster motors are very modifyable too, and relieable. nice work
atomicsaladbowl 4 years ago
aluminun billet rims..yes. custom exhaust from the one and only...Tommy Crawford. My next (when I can afford it) mod will be the Vito 240 cc head kit. I understand this is a pretty realiable upgrade which will produce 38+ HP.
Rob2218 4 years ago
just make sure ur tranny is in good shape when u do that 240, and when u get it resleeved, have them port it out. i will def be waiting for that vid of u driving it, i will subscribe
atomicsaladbowl 4 years ago
That's pretty kick ass dude. I guess you've figured out the wiring issues then?
ESPMETALLICA 4 years ago
Well. I really didn't figure out anything. My friend, Ray from Ft. Lauderdale, does these conversions as a hobby. His specialty is making those "Yerbi" bikes. Those are the YSR50's converted to a Derbi engine (50 cc or 72cc). Those are probably the best conversions around. I just wanted to try this "Blaster" project only because, well, I wanted more 'torque' outta this little gem. As Ray puts it....."it's a stump puller Rob"...
Next comes the paint job.
Rob2218 4 years ago