2013 Yamaha Fz6r Sportbike on 2040-motos
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Type:Sportbike
Stock Number:010846
VIN:010846
Phone:8778295170
Yamaha FZ description
2013 Yamaha FZ6R, Was $7890 now $6999 - HARDCORE. NOT HARD TO AFFORD. The FZ6R offers features that make it easy for beginning riders to get started: a low seat height, grips that reach back to you, and a torquey, 600 cc engine you wont outgrow anytime soon. Add a beautiful diamond-steel frame, a sleek fairing, an R6-style exhaust and a price that makes it way more affordable than it looks, and it all adds up to the ultimate first sportbike.
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