1967 Yamaha YM2C Big Bear Scrambler
The 1967 Yamaha is sold for $7,500 on Bring a Trailer. See Friday's Watchlist AI fair value, deal score, hammer-price prediction, and bidding intelligence for this 1967 Yamahaauction.
The 1967 Yamaha YM2C Big Bear Scrambler is a standout piece of motorcycle history, celebrated for its unique design and performance. With only 4,800 miles shown, this bike has been lovingly refurbished and boasts a rich pedigree, including first-place finishes in prestigious events such as the AMA Hall of Fame 2008 Invitational Concours D’elegance and the 2008 Cycle World Magazine Concours. Its powerful 305cc two-stroke parallel-twin engine, paired with a five-speed transmission, ensures an exhilarating ride. Finished in a striking metallic blue, this bike is not just a mode of transport but a collector's item that appeals to enthusiasts and collectors alike. The current owner has maintained it since 2014, and it has even spent time on display at a museum, further enhancing its allure.
- Make: Yamaha
- Year: 1967
- Engine: 305cc Two-Stroke Parallel-Twin
- VIN: M2C474
Seller's description via Bring a Trailer: This 1967 Yamaha YM2C Big Bear Scrambler was refurbished circa 2006, took first place in the AMA Hall of Fame 2008 Invitational Concurs D’elegance, won the 2008 Cycle World Magazine Concours, and spent two years on display at the Motorcyclepedia Museum in Newburgh, New York. Acquired by the current
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1967 Yamaha YM2C Big Bear Scrambler — Friday's Watchlist valuation summary
The 1967 Yamaha YM2C Big Bear Scrambler is a standout piece of motorcycle history, celebrated for its unique design and performance. With only 4,800 miles shown, this bike has been lovingly refurbished and boasts a rich pedigree, including first-place finishes in prestigious events such as the AMA Hall of Fame 2008 Invitational Concours D’elegance and the 2008 Cycle World Magazine Concours. Its powerful 305cc two-stroke parallel-twin engine, paired with a five-speed transmission, ensures an exhilarating ride. Finished in a striking metallic blue, this bike is not just a mode of transport but a collector's item that appeals to enthusiasts and collectors alike. The current owner has maintained it since 2014, and it has even spent time on display at a museum, further enhancing its allure.
- Sold price
- $7,500
- Condition
- Very Good (7.5/10)
- Bids
- 23
- Listing views
- 871
Highlights
- Chassis: M2C474
- 4,800 Miles Shown
- 305cc Two-Stroke Parallel-Twin
- Kick Starter
- Autolube Oil Injection
- Twin Mikuni Carburetors
- Dual Exhausts w/High-Mount Mufflers
- Five-Speed Transmission