2002 Yamaha Silverado on 2040-motos
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2002 Yamaha Silverado , Great bike for a beginner with a low center of gravity, but plenty of power to hit the highway or haul a passenger. Bought this bike last year to learn on and now I've decided to move up. Windshield, leather saddle bags, LED tail light. Bike looks great and runs great. Actually in better condition than when I bought it. Fully serviced at 16k miles, new tires at 18k. Current inspection, title in hand. $3000 OBO
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