2006 Yamaha Roadstar Custom Chopper on 2040-motos

US $3,000.00

Year:2006 Mileage:20244 Color: matte black

Location:

Ripley, Tennessee, US

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Yamaha Road Star photos

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Yamaha Road Star tech info

Type:Cruiser/chopper Engine Size (cc):1688 For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:JYAVP17E06A022488

Yamaha Road Star description

Bought bike with 5700 miles on it. Customized it with 250 back tire and wide swing arm. Custom rear fender still supports a passenger. I have a wide wrap around rear fender and a Jesse James front fender that I will throw in for anyone with metal working/ painting skills to modify the rear for a solo bike. Sportster rear pulley and belt. Chrome open pulley Assembly, Extra chrome on engine, Bub shorties, chrome is coming off the billet tips. It has bullet chrome turn signals on front and back. Brake light is on license plate bracket. Rejetted for breather, pipes. 14 inch ape hangers with 3 inch billet chrome risers. It has extended stainless brake, throttle and clutch cables. Tank has been stretched. Custom rear fender with passenger seat and backrest. (Backrest not shown in pictures) Brand new forward controls. Back tire has less than 800 miles on it. Battery is a year old. There are a few small paint chips in the paint on the tank. She has a great, mean low rumble and handles beautifully in curves. A head turner. One of a kind bike. Always get compliments on it. Never had any mechanical maintenance issues with the bike. Changed oil every 3000 miles. Touched up rims where there is some rust. It is probably getting close to time for a new front tire. I was going to replace the rims and tires and some other modifications but bought an electraglide to accomodate the wife.

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