2005 Yamaha Fz-1 on 2040-motos
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Type:Sportbike
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Yamaha FZ description
2005 Yamaha FZ-1, Engine: 1000cc Transmission: 6 Speed Fuel System: Fuel Injection Accessories: Like all of LifeStyle Cycles pre-owned Harleys, this bike has been thoroughly tested and inspected by a LifeStyle Cycles technician after undergoing a rigorous 38-point motorcycle inspection. Located in Anaheim, California, LifeStyle Cycles has the West Coast's largest selection of pre-owned and bank-owned motorcycles. With bikes coming in almost everyday, LifeStyle Cycles is sure to have the bike you are looking for at the price you want. And don't forget that LifeStyle Cycles has the best selection of parts and accessories, the largest apparel department in Southern California and a full Service Department with 12 bays and fully trained mechanics. We can also offer you an extended warrantys, easy financing, insurance repair work and much, much more. Come see us today!
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