This 1978 Yamaha GT80 Enduro was acquired by the selling dealer in 2022 from its original owner. Work in June 2026 included cleaning the fuel tank, flushing the gearbox oil, and replacing the fuel tank cap, petcock, fuel lines, and the gasket between the carburetor and manifold. Power comes from a 72cc two-stroke single paired with a four-speed transmission and the bike is finished in silver with multi-colored accents. Features include a black vinyl seat, a high-mount expansion-chamber exhaust system, a kick starter, a chrome cross-braced handlebar, Autolube oil injection, high-mounted fenders, trail lighting, and a side stand. This GT80 Enduro is now offered at no reserve with a clean North Carolina title.

The bodywork is finished in silver with multi-colored graphics over a black-finished twin-downtube frame. Features include a black vinyl seat, a horn, trail lighting, high-mounted fenders, folding foot pegs, and a side stand. Imperfections on the fuel tank are visible in the gallery. The turn signals were removed under prior ownership.

The 15″ and 14″ wire-spoke wheels are laced to drum hubs and mounted with Shinko Golden Boy tires installed circa 2013, per the selling dealer. Suspension consists of a conventional fork as well as chrome shocks mounted to the swingarm.

The chrome-finished cross-braced handlebar is mounted aft of the keyed ignition and a Nippon Seiki 60-mph speedometer with inset indicator lights. The five-digit odometer shows 1,100 miles, approximately eight of which were added by the selling dealer.

The 72cc two-stroke single features Autolube oil injection, a kick starter, and a black high-mount expansion-chamber exhaust system with a silver-finished heat shield. Service in June 2026, per the selling dealer, included cleaning the fuel tank and replacing the fuel tank cap, petcock, fuel lines, and the gasket between the carburetor and manifold.

The engine number is shown above, and the frame VIN stamp and tag with the sequence 2F4005633 are captured in the gallery.

Power is routed to the rear wheel through a four-speed transmission and a replacement gold-finished drive chain. The gearbox oil was changed in June 2026.