Dirt Bike Basket Case (Pt 1) - Blown Yamaha TTR125 - Teardown

I found a great deal on this Yamaha TTR125 on Facebook Marketplace. The bike is pretty new and looks complete, but the engine is a total mess. Someone else already took it apart and decided to sell it when they saw the extent of the damage. What caused the failure and is worth repairing? The damage is pretty bad.

Dirt Bike Model: 2015 Yamaha TTR125LE

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Part 1:    • Dirt Bike Basket Case (Pt 1) - Blown ...  
Part 2:    • Dirt Bike Basket Case (Pt 2) - Blown ...  
Part 3:    • Dirt Bike Basket Case (Pt 3) - Blown ...  

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