Hopefully the pic loads but this was prolly 1973-74 with my dad on the AT1 and me on my 60. I was prolly 10 at the time.

Love the picture! Thanks for sharing - I am sure a lot of our members can relate!

hi I am an English guy living in finland my first bike at 16 was a DT50 (1980) since then I had many yz 250s a couple of rd 250s and now at just over 50 years old I picked up a very original cal import dt360 a with only 6000 miles on the clock , just a quickish tear down clean inspect and rebuild in progress pictures to come soon ....cool to have a place to visit as a Yamaha dirt bike nut.

to the site dt360a! We have some UK guys as well as several Finnish guys on the board - so you will be in good company!

Post up some pics of your bike when you get a chance!

my DT360 A from 1974 ,imported from california,
well i cant seem to put i phone images ,there comes error message that file is too big ,same resolution as i added to my profile but hey any suggestions?

Sometimes really hi Rez photos will choke the forum - the profile software is different. Take a look in the section on how to use the forum and there are a couple of solutions there.


Posted from my iPhone from the Wild!

thanks I now uploaded to photo album "my 74 dt360 A" straight from phone

yamaha-enduros.com/index.php/multi-media...ums/user/3278-dt360a

Hi All,

Name is Kyle, am a 25 year old Research executive living in Durban South Africa.

Have always been bike crazy since an early age from collecting model bikes and notes to riding friends bikes at any opportunity. My dad has always been a keen enthusiast as well and my love further kicked off when he came home with an 82 XR500. I would offer to wash( riding it was my payment) at any opportunity i could. I went through Varsity wanting a bike and finally after completing my studies, got a job and could afford to by a beaten old 79 SR500 with spoked wheels( fairly uncommon here). I am now onto my 3rd SR500 and have recently bought an AT1 ( i have never seen another in SA) so jumped at the opportunity and although it looks abit rough and has some wrong pieces its a gem. I love hitting the dirt roads even if it is on my smooth road tyres. I hope to ride some enduro on my little AT1

Thanks for all the Documents & threads.

Hello everyone!
New guy here. Bobby is the name.
I am from Grundy VA. A small town in Southwest VA.
I'm a retired/disabled coal miner.
At present time I have a KTM LC4 400 Enduro. But I'm planning to get a Yamaha Enduro in the near future so came here for info after my son shared this site with me. Looks like a great site with lots of info!

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