On November 23, at the firstTokyo
Superbowl of Motocross, every major
manufacturer was represented by a full
complement of riders, mechanics, support
personnel, and some ofthe most sophisticated, tricked-out works machines you
eversmv.
Yamaha was represented by Rick
Johnson, Broc Glove:r; two mechanics and
two box-stock 1983YZ250's.
Rick came in first Broc came insecond
And everyone elsecame in eventuall)T.
Rematkable, yousa)T.
Yep. Especially when you consider
. that theTokyo win was the fourth straight
1-2 supercross victory for Yamaha. All on
stockYZ's. All against the best the factories
had to offet:
And these ate the sameYZ's waiting
for.you right now at your Yamaha dea1et:
The lightest, fastest, mos~ agileYZ's weve
ever builtTheYZ's with the first andonly
30-day limited warranty.
But you'd better come in soon. At the
rate they've been moving down the track
there's no telling how fast they'll be moving
out the doot:
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YAMAHA
mE WNlIf SHOUlD IE
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