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Yamaha V Max description
Yamaha Vmax 1992 in very nice shape. I have owned this bike for the last 5 or 6 years has never given me a problem. Always used Mobil One oil as did the previous owner. Please note the seat. This is the only seat to have on VMAX more comfortable and it lowers the seat height. Any questions feel to contact 386-788-0210 inspections welcomed. Reason for selling have 3 bikes and need the space. This bike is in the Daytona area or can be picked up in the Winter Haven Fl. area. Thanks for looking. |
Yamaha V Max for Sale
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