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2024 Yamaha V Star 250 (2024)
(866) 842-7080(866) 842-7080 Visit eBay Store 12345of5 View full size images 2024 Yamaha V Star 250 Stock #: YA002826 Mileage: 1 **NO ADM**NO Dealer fees**2023 Yamaha V Star 250BORN FOR FUNLight and nimble with smooth power and a low seat for easy handling makes it a stylish entry level V-twin.Features may include:TOP FEATURESCompact CustomLight weight and a seat just 27 inches from the pavement make the V Star 250 a great first step into motorcycling, as well as a great choice for more experienced riders who appreciate the fun that comes in small packages.Big Bike StyleDual exhausts, plenty of quality chrome and Yamaha's unmatched attention to detail—this is one sharp little motorcycle.Strong BrakesFront disc brake provides highly controllable stopping power.Unique V-twin PerformanceThe V Star 250 is the only V-twin in its class with a smooth, torquey, controllable power delivery that's fun for every rider.Ultra-Efficient EngineEstimated 78 mpg means almost 200 miles between fill-ups.ENGINEUniquely Potent V-twinAir-cooled 249cc 60-degree V-twin engine with a long 66mm stroke produces plenty of bottom-end torque and smooth roll-on power. And it’s the only V-twin engine in its class too.Smooth RunningThe single 26mm Mikuni® downdraft carburetor ensures optimal fuel/air mixing and smooth power delivery with superb throttle response.Flexible GearingWidely geared five-speed transmission makes the most of V Star 250’s powerband.Electric StartEasy, dependable electric starting.Classic Exhaust LayoutBeautiful dual chrome exhaust pipes let the engine breathe and put out that classic V-twin rumble.CHASSIS/SUSPENSIONAgile ChassisThe 58.7-inch wheelbase creates a long, low package for great handling and maneuverability.Strong BrakesA 282mm single front disc brake and a rear drum brake provide plenty of stopping power.Low Seat HeightPlush and low-stepped saddle provides exceptional comfort and keeps the rider sitting low, allowing almost anyone to flatfoot the pavement.Plush SuspensionThe telescopic front fork with 5.5 inches of travel provides a nice, smooth ride while the twin rear shocks feature 3.9 inches of travel and adjustable spring preload for versatility under various loads.ADDITIONAL FEATURESOpen Riding PositionA custom style handlebar gives the V Star 250 both a modern look and comfortable riding position.Big Bike StyleExtensive chrome details accent the engine and side covers for a handsome “big bike” fit and finish.Generous Fuel RangeThe stylishly sculpted teardrop fuel tank features 2.5-gallon capacity for excellent cruising range.Forward Mount ControlsThe forward-set foot pegs enhance rider comfort for added legroom.Stylish FendersWide rear fender and front and rear wire-spoked wheels add the perfect classic, retro touch to this stylish package. Vehicle Description **NO ADM**NO Dealer fees**2023 Yamaha V Star 250BORN FOR FUNLight and nimble with smooth power and a low seat for easy handling makes it a stylish entry level V-twin.Features may include:TOP FEATURESCompact CustomLight weight and a seat just 27 inches from the pavement make the V Star 250 a great first step into motorcycling, as well as a great choice for more experienced riders who appreciate the fun that comes in small packages.Big Bike StyleDual exhausts, plenty of quality chrome and Yamaha's unmatched attention to detail—this is one sharp little motorcycle.Strong BrakesFront disc brake provides highly controllable stopping power.Unique V-twin PerformanceThe V Star 250 is the only V-twin in its class with a smooth, torquey, controllable power delivery that's fun for every rider.Ultra-Efficient EngineEstimated 78 mpg means almost 200 miles between fill-ups.ENGINEUniquely Potent V-twinAir-cooled 249cc 60-degree V-twin engine with a long 66mm stroke produces plenty of bottom-end torque and smooth roll-on power.2024-06-26 08:42:3014,699.00
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