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2006 Yamaha Zuma on 2040-motos

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YearYear:2006 MileageMileage:966
Location:

Osage Beach, Missouri

Osage Beach, MO
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2006 Yamaha Zuma, It s time to get aboard the super-sporty Zuma! Good Things Come in Small Packages A feisty 49cc engine with high compression and reed valve induction provide fast throttle response and quick power delivery. It's easy, too thanks to the fuss-free electric starting and fully automatic V-belt transmission that provide convenience and minimal maintenance. Smooth and Confident The telescopic fork with large outer tubes delivers a firm, compliant stroke and comfort. 5-spoke cast wheels with fat, lower-profile tires give you a large contact patch for versatile, stable riding - around town or around the camp site. Safety is enhanced by the unique, dual headlight configuration. There's More... A sturdy rear cargo rack with passenger grabrails are a handy feature of this model while sleek, sport styling and bodywork provide a racey profile. *Prices are subject to change. Be sure to mention that you saw it on our website to get the special internet pricing!Thank you for shopping with Surdyke Yamaha. We have been in business for over 40 years and have serviced and sold more power sports customers than any dealer in the Midwest. Here at Surdyke Yamaha "You ride on our reputation" is not only our company slogan but the foundation we hold strong to. Whether on the water, the road or the dirt . . . if it has wheels or floats we sell it and ride it!!!Our Surdyke Family is the #1 Yamaha dealer in the mid-west not because we make customers but because we make friends!! Naturally we do not collect sales tax. We do not include shipping/handling or our standard administrative fee of $125.00. We gladly except trade ins or will purchase your unit outright. Financing is available with approved credit. Prices are subject to change. Be sure to mention that you saw it on our website to get the special internet pricing![street][uoffrd]

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