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2007 Yamaha R on 2040-motos

$1
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:12
Location:

Dripping Springs, Texas

Dripping Springs, TX
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Up for sale or trade is my seven R1 it has 12600 mis and counting miles are lower because of the sprocket set up. Bike does have a salvaged title due to a minor accident does not affect the bike whatsoever this bike rides straight and shifts smooth its a really nice bike. Mods include stretched and lowered,shorty levers,k&n air filter,power commander,Flashed ecu,dual yoshi exhaust,dan moto ypipe cat delete,flush mount turn signals,velocity stacks,520 chain conversion, and -1 +2 vortex lightweight steel sprockets.Bike will come with two rear seats,seat cowl,and the original sprockets and levers and 2 stock mid pipes. I will continue to add more mods until its sold or traded. Just had all fluids changed and shes ready go. Will look at all offers cash or tradebut please be respectful with your offers you know what the bike is worth or at least you know close to whats its worth thanks

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