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2007 Yamaha V Max on 2040-motos

$3,600
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Montgomey,

Montgomey
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I am selling the bike because I dont have time to ride it.adult owned and taken great care of, it has always been stored inside never even rained on. I have installed kerker exhaust the center stand was removed for this and added small crash bars to protect the engine if it is ever laid down. it comes with a small windshield new in the box and the factory pipes and center stand. the bike has never been dropped, and has no scratches.

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