1989 Yamaha Fzr 400 With Fzr 600 Engine on 2040-motos
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Mileage:10000
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North Babylon, New York, US
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Engine Size (cc):400
For Sale By:owner
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Bike is in pieces as you can see from the pictures. I raced the bike for 3 seasons and took it apart to do a recommended valve job. I moved and got out of racing all together. I purchased a separate 600 engine that bolts right in, but never had the time to complete the project. Everything you see in picture is included, including rear stand. 600 engine has never been opened to elements and was from a running bike when purchased a few years ago. The original wiring harness in still intact, but I do not have the original body work or the lights to make it street legal. Frame is scuffed but straight Tires and Rims Hold Air Body Work needs TLC Bike is sold AS IS Winning bidder responsible for pick up and/or delivery of vehicle. Please contact me with any questions. Winning bidder responsible for making payment arrangements.
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