1984 Yamaha Fjr on 2040-motos
Year:1984
Mileage:24
Wilmington, Massachusetts, United States
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Mileage on the FJ 1100 is 10,500 it's a Running Bike with Rebuilt Carbs,a Good Battery,Rubber, a Corbin Seat, Vance Hines Exhaust and a New Chain.
To be roadworthy it will be needing a Title,Brake work and other misc. adjusting tuning and detailing. The FJ 1200 has 24,500 miles. This is a Parts Bike with a 84 title. After Harrys Machine undercut the shifter dogs in the transmission I brought the motor back to the shop I had working on the FJ and found that they were out of business. I recovered the bike but lost the starter, alternator , foot pegs & controls, nuts & bolts etc. when the Landlord cleaned out the Bay. My Bottom Buck is $1500 for both bikes and all the parts you see in the pics. Separately I'll take $850 for either bike and the parts that go with that bike. Best for local pick up. PayPal is best payment method |
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