This '72 RT2 had been hanging from the rafters at B & B Sales and Service located in Lancaster, PA.
 

 

I stopped by earlier today to grab a couple quarts of Yamalube S2 and saw it's now sitting on the floor with a for sale sign on it.
 

It's obviously had a restoration, and it's not all correct, but still, it's a nice looking bike.
 

 

That's a really sweet looking RT2, would love to add one of them to my collection!

That is a very nice bike! When are gonna load it up and take it home? (: … The seat doesn’t look correct…. And then the decomp lever…. Bottom…. I just pushed mine to the top!
And I believe I see the same oil drip under the engine as I have…
Sneezles61

"The seat doesn’t look correct…. And then the decomp lever…. Bottom…. I just pushed mine to the top!"

Seat might just be the cover.

From my research, RT2 had the lever underneath, RT3 on top - Yamaha supplied parts for both fitments. 

Yea, the seat cover's incorrect, the chain guard is painted black, I believe it should have been silver. Both fenders appear to be painted the same color as the gas tank, oil tank and headlight; they have the same gloss to them too. The throttle cable coming out of the grip is underneath the bar, should be above as others had told me.
I don't believe I'd want one this complete. I have too much fun rebuilding.

I’ve been wanting to hang my HT-1B up like that. How is the handle bar cross bar not getting bent hanging like that?
Any forum members hang a bike? Photos? 

Wondering how much do they want for this bike ? 

Price sticker on the headlight is $5,999. Looks like much of the expensive, difficult work has been done. If I didn't have 6 360s I'd drive up there and look at it.

Hanging by the crossbar looks sketchy.

I had one of my Enduros on display at a local dealer. They hung it from the rafters. Straps were attached to the rear frame and the handlebars near the triple clamp.

Nice to see a nice one.