1972 Yamaha LS2 100cc twin

by Mike
(Woodland Hills, CA)

This 1972 Yamaha ls2 100cc twin motorcycle is as delightful to see as it is to ride. With a claim of 10BHP, it was a great town bike, with rapid acceleration to 40MPH. The five port twin cylinder engine red crisply and smoothly and the five speed box helped keep it boiling.



this vintage Yamaha motorcycle is a great example of classic early 1970's styling. Its chrome mudguards and attractive pin striping makes heads turn at each and every Classic Japanese motorcycle show.




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and after you have ridden it, it's doubtful that you will ever forget how smoothly the little 100cc twin engine ran!

This is a very desirable collectible motorcycle that is rarely seen for sale on the market and comes with the original ignition key and pink slip.

I have owned this motorcycle since I was in high school in 1974. I was too big to ride it and made the decision to buy a Honda 350 that was more appropriate for my size after 2 months or so. After that it mainly stayed covered in my parents garage where it is currently located.


I would take it out on occasion to keep it running and it always crank right up and rode great. However it hasn't been touched in the last 20 years, just kept covered and protected.

All she needs to be up and ready to go again is a throttle cable, a new motorcycle battery and fresh gas and oil. The bike has the original tires and seat and is in near perfect condition with low mileage of only 3760 original miles.


If you have questions you can contact me using the space below that has been provided by Strike Lightning Used Yamaha Motorcycles for Sale (Any inquiry without a contact number will be ignored) so that I can respond with answers to your questions or after consideration of your best offer as quickly as possible.

You won't find a nicer collectible vintage Yamaha motorcycle for sale like this 1972 LS2 in California, on Craigslist or in an Ebay auction so hurry and make an offer before it gets away from you!

Strike Lightning would also encourage bikers to submit a review of the 1972 Yamaha LS2 100cc twin to make the biker community aware of any problems that are commonly associated with the vintage Yamaha motorcycle or to highlight its positive features and help potential buyers make informed decisions.

It's located in Woodland Hills California and I am a private individual that would like to sell it for $5000 (or you are welcome to submit a best offer bid) or trade for a 2000-2004 Mustang GT convertible with an automatic transmission.