1993 Yamaha Fzr 600 Sportbike on 2040-motos
Year:1993
Mileage:32
Clyde, California, US
Yamaha FZ tech info
Type:Sportbike
Phone:9254353336
Yamaha FZ description
1993 Yamaha Fzr 600, 1993 fzr 600r, new fork seals,new chain, carbon lites, vance & hines stainless ,exaust ,good tires ,fresh paint ,color changes from green to dark merlot,lots of extra parts,needs a new battery,and current reg.$141 ill pay for reg and transfer upon sale, has batt but will not take a charge, can start with a jump box so you can test drive ,contact joe at 925-435-3336 leave message $1,500.00 9254353336
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