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2002 Yamaha Road Star on 2040-motos

US $2100
YearYear:2002 MileageMileage:4 ColorColor: Gray
Location:

Easton, Connecticut, United States

Easton, Connecticut, United States
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Yamaha Road Star tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1,700 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty TypeType:Cruiser For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Yamaha Road Star description

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IT'S GOT CLEAN EVERYWHERE 

the use of an aluminum frame. At just 38.5 lbs., the Warrior’s frame is 23 lbs. lighter than the Road Star’s steel chassis, while being 41% more rigid

several other changes to reduce weight, incorporating several components from Yammie’s YZF-R1 sportbike. An R1-based aluminum swingarm and 41mm inverted fork carry R1-looking cast aluminum wheels that shave a massive 25 lbs. of unsprung weight compared to the standard Road Star’s wheels. All totaled, the Warrior at 655-lbs. full of fuel is 88 lbs. lighter 

fuel-injection systems sort out cold starts without the need of a choke lever,

at just 3500 rpm, the hopped-up Yamaha is cranking out nearly 100 ft.-lbs. of tire-shredding torque, towering above the V-Rod’s puny 75 ft.-lbs.

THIS MOTORCYCLE I'M OFFERING RUNS GREAT AND SOUNDS GREAT

KV1700PC WARRIOR IN GRAY WITH GREAT DEALER INSTALLED STAGE II

DEALER EQUIPPED WITH STAGE II 
POWER COMMANDER, CUSTOM CHROME AIR INTAKE, 
VANCE AND HYNES EXHAUST PIPES, WINDSHIELD, AND  A SUPER TASTY 
CORBIN ALLIGATOR SADDLE WITH 3 DIFFERENT BACKRESTS THAT FOLD OVER WHEN YOU MOUNT THE BIKE

THIS BIKE HAS NEVER BEEN DROPPED - EVER ! ORIGINAL

I HAVE ALL THE ORIGINAL PARTS THAT WERE REPLACED IN A BOX, COME WITH THE BIKE, ORIGINAL SEAT EXHAUST, INTAKE, ETC.

it is a truly outstanding handling bike with  killer throttle response  it's 
fuel injected  and aluminum frame and racing front end adapted from Yamaha's Road Race Bike from that year ! The bike was able to take off certain sport bikes, quick ones. 

the rest of the time it has been maintained and not ridden 
due to an illness 

IT HAS 4,900 ORIGINAL MILES AND ALWAYS TURNS HEADS ***

IT IS A GREAT LOOKING BIKE IS SUPER QUICK 
AND HANDLES 
  
this is one of the all-time best factory motorcycles !

it needs tires

Engine: 102 cubic-inch (1670cc), pushrod OHV, air-cooled, 48° V-twin 
Bore x Stroke: 97 x 113mm 
Compression Ratio: 8.3:1 
Ignition: Digital TCI 
Transmission: 5-speed, close-ratio, w/multi-plate wet clutch 
Final Drive: Belt 
Fuel Delivery: Twin-bore Electronic Fuel Injection, w/throttle position sensor 
Chassis: 
Suspension/Front: 41mm Kayaba inverted telescopic fork, 5.3" travel 
Suspension/Rear: Single shock, link-type w/adjustable preload and rebound damping; 4.3" of travel 
Brakes/Front: Dual 298mm Discs 
Brakes/Rear: 282mm Disc 
Tires/Front: 120/70-ZR18 Radial 
Tires/Rear: 200/50-ZR17 Radial 
Dimensions: Length 93.9", Width 37.6" 
Fuel Capacity: 4 Gallons 
Height :44.1" 
Seat Height: 28.1" 
Wheelbase: 65.7" 
Dry Weight: 606 Lbs. 


(i had a large and excellent antique vintage and classic motorcycle collection* all the good stuff * excelsiors, indian 4 w/ sidecar, chiefs and 
50 Army 45s)   I KNOW MOTORCYCLES
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