Will It Run? the Cheapest Yamaha Zuma on Marketplace

I found this 2002 Yamaha Zuma on facebook marketplace for only $150!! The guy said that all it needed was a battery and some TLC but as you can see, it needed just a little bit more work than just a battery. In this video I start with basic troubleshooting and then tear into the variatior clutches to discover that there were some loose metal "drum" rollers floating around inside which was causing the motor to feel like it was seized. I took it all apart and cleaned everything up and to my surprise, after a few kicks, the Zuma came back to life and runs and rides Great. Not a bad score for $150 even though the seller was a complete and total D-bag liar. Luckily I was able to fix it. Not as cool as a FREE Dirtbike or a FREE Waverunner but these little mopeds are fun to ride.