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For sale is a beautiful 2006 Yamaha V Star 650 Classic. It has 7700 mis and is in attractive condition. Has been stored indoors and well taken care of. I have priced it low to sell quickly as I am buying a home in 2 mons an unfortunately selling my baby to have available cash for those unforeseen circumstances that come up. The bike has never been in an accident or dropped. The motorcycle had a full tune-up at the end of the season and the tires are still good and do not need to be replaced anytime soon. Title is free and clear and ready for a new owner. Contact me to schedule a time to come see it. Thanks, Phil. -Battery fully charged for the season. Took it out for a quick ride today and she runs like a dream. Bike is listed for this price on Carsoup and Cycle Trader. It will not last long. 1st come 1st served basis. 320-761-XXXX XXXX@stcloudstate.edu Located in Saint Paul
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