"Just curious, but has anyone seen, or does anyone have a Yamaha Chappy? Back in the late 1970's (1978/1979), Yamaha came out with a 50cc motorbike called a Chappy. They were very short, like a mini-bike. It was not legally classified as a moped because it didn't have pedals & you could not pedal it. I believe it had foot pegs. I haven't seen one in almost 20 years. I always thought they were really cool back in the 1970's when I was riding my original 1977 orange Motobecane, but because they were not classified as mopeds, you had to have a Motorcycle License to legally operate it. At age 15, this was not possible. <br>"
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"<center><img src=""http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3415/Chappy.jpg""></center><p>Here is a picture i found labeled as a Kinder-Harley (Yamaha Chappy 50cc) - is this what you were thinking of?<p>"
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: Here is a picture i found labeled as a Kinder-Harley (Yamaha Chappy 50cc) - is this what you were thinking of?<p>
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": Here is a picture i found labeled as a Kinder-Harley (Yamaha Chappy 50cc) - is this what you were thinking of?<p>Simon, thanks for the memories! That's the ticket. Over twenty years later, I still think they are cool."
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": : Here is a picture i found labeled as a Kinder-Harley (Yamaha Chappy 50cc) - is this what you were thinking of?<p> The Chappy is a 70cc. I dig that chopper fender on the front.<br> I have 4 of these if you are interested. I is real nice w/ title, and the other 3 are project bikes.<br>"
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": Just curious, but has anyone seen, or does anyone have a Yamaha Chappy? Back in the late 1970's (1978/1979), Yamaha came out with a 50cc motorbike called a Chappy. They were very short, like a mini-bike. It was not legally classified as a moped because "
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"I, have a Yamaha Chappy. I am a 15 years old boy who lives in Sweden.<p>"
Yamaha Chappy Rules
"I, have a Yamaha Chappy. I am a 15 years old boy who lives in Sweden.<p>"
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": Just curious, but has anyone seen, or does anyone have a Yamaha Chappy? Back in the late 1970's (1978/1979), Yamaha came out with a 50cc motorbike called a Chappy. They were very short, like a mini-bike. It was not legally classified as a moped because it didn't have pedals & you could not pedal it. I believe it had foot pegs. I haven't seen one in almost 20 years. I always thought they were really cool back in the 1970's when I was riding my original 1977 orange Motobecane, but because they were not classified as mopeds, you had to have a Motorcycle License to legally operate it. At age 15, this was not possible. <p>I have an '80 50cc model. It does have footpegs and is classified as a moped in Michigan. I am looking for a kickstand and headlight brackets if any one has a parts bike."
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": Just curious, but has anyone seen, or does anyone have a Yamaha Chappy? Back in the late 1970's (1978/1979), Yamaha came out with a 50cc motorbike called a Chappy. They were very short, like a mini-bike. It was not legally classified as a moped because it didn't have pedals & you could not pedal it. I believe it had foot pegs. I haven't seen one in almost 20 years. I always thought they were really cool back in the 1970's when I was riding my original 1977 orange Motobecane, but because they were not classified as mopeds, you had to have a Motorcycle License to legally operate it. At age 15, this was not possible. <p> I have a 1980 50cc Yamaha chappy that still runs.<br> I`m 14 years old in massachusetts."
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": Just curious, but has anyone seen, or does anyone have a Yamaha Chappy? Back in the late 1970's (1978/1979), Yamaha came out with a 50cc motorbike called a Chappy. They were very short, like a mini-bike. It was not legally classified as a moped because it didn't have pedals & you could not pedal it. I believe it had foot pegs. I haven't seen one in almost 20 years. I always thought they were really cool back in the 1970's when I was riding my original 1977 orange Motobecane, but because they were not classified as mopeds, you had to have a Motorcycle License to legally operate it. At age 15, this was not possible. <p><br>I have a blue 1979 chappy that I absolutely love! It's a 50cc and does have pedals, so i had no problem getting it regestered.<p>Regards, <p>Gino<br>"
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": : : Here is a picture i found labeled as a Kinder-Harley (Yamaha Chappy 50cc) - is this what you were thinking of?<p>: The Chappy is a 70cc. I dig that chopper fender on the front.<br>: I have 4 of these if you are interested. I is real nice w/ title, and the other 3 are project bikes.<p>Does someone have a wiring diagram over Chappy?<br>"
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i have a yamaha chappy 50cc ca:65km/h<p>
Yamaha Chappy
"I have a Chappy, it's a 50 cc.<br>"
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": : Here is a picture i found labeled as a Kinder-Harley (Yamaha Chappy 50cc) - is this what you were thinking of?<p>: Simon, thanks for the memories! That's the ticket. Over twenty years later, I still think they are cool.<p>"
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Can anyone help me!!! i need a electrical diagram of the yamaha chappy
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: Can anyone help me!!! i need a electrical diagram of the yamaha chappy<p>It's on a sticker under the seat on my '81.<p>
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"IF you find one, I need one as well. Could you please email me. <br>I an in the process of rebuilding one and need parts also. If you can help, please email Art : art_p@earthlink.net.<br>(I do not check this group) <br>Thanks,<br>Art<p> : Can anyone help me!!! i need a electrical diagram of the yamaha chappy<p>"
Re: Yamaha Chappy
": : Just curious, but has anyone seen, or does anyone have a Yamaha Chappy? Back in the late 1970's (1978/1979), Yamaha came out with a 50cc motorbike called a Chappy. They were very short, like a mini-bike. It was not legally classified as a moped becaus"
Re: Yamaha Chappy
": : Just curious, but has anyone seen, or does anyone have a Yamaha Chappy? Back in the late 1970's (1978/1979), Yamaha came out with a 50cc motorbike called a Chappy. They were very short, like a mini-bike. It was not legally classified as a moped because it didn't have pedals & you could not pedal it. I believe it had foot pegs. I haven't seen one in almost 20 years. I always thought they were really cool back in the 1970's when I was riding my original 1977 orange Motobecane, but because they were not classified as mopeds, you had to have a Motorcycle License to legally operate it. At age 15, this was not possible. <p>: I have a 1980 50cc Yamaha chappy that still runs.<br>: I`m 14 years old in massachusetts.<p>"
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"I have a 1979 yamaha chappy. it runs excellent. I store it inside and always baby it. as for peddals. it is set up for them. when not in use, they fold back into foot pegs. I live in Holden Maine but I am on a friends computer."
Re: Yamaha Chappy
": : : Just curious, but has anyone seen, or does anyone have a Yamaha Chappy? Back in the late 1970's (1978/1979), Yamaha came out with a 50cc motorbike called a Chappy. They were very short, like a mini-bike. It was not legally classified as a moped beca"
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: Here is a picture i found labeled as a Kinder-Harley (Yamaha Chappy 50cc) - is this what you were thinking of?<p>
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I have a chappy and need PARTS BAD!!! does anyone have parts or a serv book
need info about a Chappy
<HTML>Hello i just boght a 50cc chappie i just really wanted to know alittle more about it any info?
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<HTML>I have a 1980 chappie write me ok well talk</HTML>
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i also need an elctrical diagram and a rep[aire manuel.
Re: Yamaha Chappy Rules
i also need an elctrical diagram and a rep[aire manuel.
Re: Yamaha Chappy Rules
i also need an elctrical diagram and a repaire manuel.
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