2006 Yamaha Road Star Warrior - on 2040-motos

$4,900

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2006 Yamaha Road Star WARRIOR -, $4,900, image 1

Yamaha Road Star description

Yamaha Road Star Warrior Custom XVPCMW VIN JYAVPEXA Blue Devil Tail miles. This bike may be the most customized Warrior on the planet. Over in the bike. Accessories INCLUDED UPGRADE LIST Cycle Image swingarm and Cycle Image Chrome Wheels. Metzler XXL tire on rear Metz on front. Both tires with less than miles on them Cobra Swept pipes (installed September ) Forcewinder air intake Morton Custom degree rake triple trees (installed May ) Power Commander PCIII stiletto seat and two-up seat included detachable Yamaha windshield chrome sissy bar included flat bar with risers PCS lowering kit PCS footpeg extension integrated taillight custom led front signals Baron chrome grips chrome switch covers Scorpio alarm PIAA Hyperwhite Headlamp chrome hub chrome rotors chrome rear wheel cover chrome pulley chrome master cylinder cover PIAA super white headlamp upgrade side mount chrome license plate chrome rider and passenger pegs chrome billet wiring harness chrome upper belt cover Eibach lb reinforced spring AIS removal kit billet shift linkage billet brake pedal billet shift lever billet oval mirrors billet swingarm pivot covers billet fork cap covers billet cam cover billet clutch cover billet alternator cover billet front and rear axle bolt covers all bolts plugged with chrome billet flamed drive cover ball milled spark plug end covers billet frame inserts Barons chrome tubing covers Yamaha motorcycle bike cover chrome ball milled pulley case chrome generator access cover ball milled neutral switch cover billet rectifier cover billet starter end cap cover billet ignition cover Kuryakyn wide chrome levers Cycle Image fender stays Cycle Image chrome side plates carbon fiber fuel cap cover Cycle Image chrome rear brake Scorpio perimeter sensor for alarm system chrome mm rear wheel caps Manufacturer s Service Manual and more... Basically every option imaginable is on this beautiful bike. Freshly serviced and always run with synthetic This beautiful bike has never been dropped Please message me with further questions SALTERS.BLOUIN(at)live.com

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