Boss Hoss 502 Big Block Motorcycles in Tennessee

1975 Yamaha RD (1975)
*****Listing for a friend, please call Chris with any questions***** 1975 RD350 with 3,578 original miles.New Yamaha pistons and rings. New condenser. New intake y-boot. New crank seals.New battery. New duro tires. New front brake master cylinder and brake caliper rebuild kits. New fork seals and boots.New steering head roller bearings. New brass bushings in swing arm.Stock handlebars included.Some small scratches and a small dent in tank. (see pictures)102 miles on rebuild bike runs real strong, I'm the second owner.Clear Tennessee title.Shipping responsibility of the buyer, could help with delivery depending on location. Call to discuss options.$250 Deposit required via PayPal within 24hrs of winning bid.

2016-06-14 15:32:48

Jonesborough, Tennessee, United States

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