DT 80 LC
Yamaha DT 80 LC2 & LC7 – Parts & Tuning for Your 2-Stroke Enduro
The Yamaha DT 80 LC2 – along with its nearly identical sibling, the LC7 – has introduced generations of riders to the world of enduro. Lightweight, reliable, off-road capable and full of 2-stroke character. At Motorsport Götz, you’ll find everything to keep your DT 80 running strong – or upgrade it for even more fun. From OEM-style parts to high-performance tuning kits.
Why the DT 80 LC2 & LC7 Still Stand Out
- Liquid-cooled 80cc 2-stroke engine with 9.9 hp – punchy and dependable
- Progressive rear suspension for off-road control
- Front disc brake – solid and responsive
- Enduro icon since 1985 – a true lightweight classic
- Huge parts selection at Motorsport Götz – from gaskets to tuning kits
Backstory: The Yamaha DT 80 LC2
Launched in 1985, the DT 80 LC2 was Yamaha’s next step in 80cc enduro design – succeeding the LC1 with improved suspension and liquid cooling. The “DT” stands for “Dirt Track,” and true to its name, the bike handles both trails and streets with ease. The LC7 is nearly identical – mostly differing in regional specs or minor parts like electrics or speed limiters.
Upgrade and Maintain Your DT 80 with Motorsport Götz
Whether you're looking for everyday spares like brake pads and filters, OEM replacements, or performance upgrades – Motorsport Götz has you covered. Riders love our tuning cylinders, racing exhausts, and carb kits for the DT 80 LC2 & LC7. Since 1980, we’ve been delivering quality parts with expert support.
Frequently Asked Questions – Yamaha DT 80 LC2 / LC7 (FAQ)
What’s the difference between the LC2 and LC7?
Very little – they’re essentially the same bike, with variations depending on market or production year.
How much power does the DT 80 LC2 have?
Factory output is around 9.9 hp – perfect for entry-level riders and young off-road fans.
Are parts still available for the DT 80?
Yes! We stock a wide range of original-style and tuning parts – even for early model years.
Is it worth restoring a DT 80 LC2?
Absolutely. These bikes are increasingly sought-after as vintage enduros and make great restoration projects.
Can I legally tune my DT 80?
Yes – many of our parts are road-legal with ABE or E-mark approval. Contact us for guidance.
