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Yamaha : Other Fj1200 Yamaha (2) Two Not Running on 2040-motos

$1,500
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Houston, Texas

Houston, TX
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Attractive deal for a project. I was riding both bikes daily, until I put them up. Took the carbs off one, and they are still off. Took the front wheel off, It is still off. email with questions. TWO (2) 1986 FJ1200 Yamaha motorcycles, and over $2000 worth of parts.18115 mis, carbs are off. Not running now. Front wheel is off. 41283mis, needs fluids replaced, battery, etc. Both fair condition. Located in Houston, TexasI can work with you on transporting.Titles, keys, repair manuals, special tools.Running well when I put them up. $1500 for everything

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