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1985 Yamaha Fj1100 on 2040-motos

$2,500
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:19
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I'm selling a really beautiful Yamaha FJ1100 with only 19,000 original miles. I am the original owner and have truly loved the FJ1100. I'm selling it because I have arthritis and bone spurs in my hip and it has become uncomfortable to ride. It doesn't use oil and starts right up even after sitting for extended periods. Ir has recently had a new front tire and front brakes installed. The carbs could use some attention from the bike sitting. It still really moves and idles smoothly. They're rare and you don't see them in this condition with such low mileage. I'm asking $3,000 obo. Rick •Location: San Luis Obispo

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