1983 Yamaha Virago on 2040-motos
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Mileage:10
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha Virago description
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Custom bobber for sale at an extremely low price! My son recently moved from Texas and brought this custom Yamaha with him. We were in the process of obtaining a bonded title through Texas, but the paper work we turned in had the bike listed as an '82 when in reality it is an '83 so we needed to re-submit it, however, he was already up here in Missouri so we could not complete the process.
The bike runs absolutely perfect and everything works as it should besides a little slippage in the starter (typical for these Viragos). It was meant as a city commuter for going back and forth from work and my son took the liberty of customizing it a bit to his taste. The front fender was removed, the rear chopped, new tail light and turn signals were added, fork boots added, smaller horn installed, painted matte black, lower Yamamoto handlebars and bar end mirrors added, and he installed a custom exhaust he found on EBay. The bike sounds great and is extremely reliable. Only downfall is it is missing the title. Bike needs to go because my son is going to school in the fall and is more into dirt riding now that he's out in the country. |
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I can die happy!
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