2006 Yamaha Royal Star on 2040-motos

US $5,500.00

Year:2006 Mileage:11 Color: White

Location:

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

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Yamaha Royal Star tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,300 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Touring For Sale By:Private Seller

Yamaha Royal Star description

Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe, in excellent condition.

Year: 2006

Make: Yamaha

Model: Royal Star Tour Deluxe

Condition: Excellent

Mileage: Less than 12K Miles; actual mileage: 11,800 miles as of 7/4/2016.

Runs Great.

Engine Displacement (CC): 1300

Fuel: Gas

Paint color: White

Title status: Clear

Transmission: 4 Speed Manual

4 cylinder, Liquid Cooled.

Seats: Very Good Condition.

Tires: Very Good. ~80% remaining.

Other Features:

Electronic Cruise Control.

Full Leg Fairings --- great in rain!

Removable windshield.

Tachometer,

Removable trunk,

Custom pin striping.

Battery tender will keep good charge on battery when waiting for next ride.

USB Charging Port,

Cigarette Lighter / Charging Port

Removable backrest.

Hard saddle bags that are very large.

Chrome saddlebag guards.

Original pipes.

Well serviced; almost nothing required but oil and filter change every 3,000 miles.

Sorry - but I am not interested in trades.

Does NOT have:

Radio / Stereo, Speakers.

Located in Chesapeake, VA/

Sold as-is and where-is.

Buyer is responsible for on-site inspection, as well as all pickup and any shipping costs.

Deposit: A deposit of $250 is specified to demonstrate the buyer's sincere interest in completing the purchase.

The deposit is refundable if the item is not satisfactory upon buyer's inspection.

PAYMENTS.

EBay Guidance on payments (Paraphrased):

Seller specifies a deposit amount when creating the vehicle listing.

Seller can require an immediate deposit of up to $500 or a deposit at checkout of up to $2,000.

The winning buyer pays the deposit through PayPal.

[In this case a deposit of $250 is specified. The deposit is refundable if item is not satisfactory upon buyer's inspection].

Full payment can be made through cashier’s check, cash, or another payment method agreed upon by buyer and seller after the agreement to purchase is made.

Yamaha Royal Star for Sale

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