Used 2008 Yamaha Royal Star For Sale on 2040-motos

$13,500

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Yamaha Royal Star description

This is a brand new 2008 1300cc machine. It has 1700 mis on it, and has had all needed break in maintenance. It is the silver and darker silver-grey color scheme. Nice hard saddle bags, matching colors. Cruise control, windshield, lower front cowling and engine cover. Great machine, not a scratch on it. 43 miles-per-gallon on last run. Get a good deal on a great machine, no sales tax either!

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