Yamaha V Star description
Very nice 2001 V Star 650
Classic, purple. 20,217 miles. Lots of chrome. Items added to the bike include:
Silverado saddlebags and brackets- $500.00, passing lamps and mounts - $230.00,
passing lamp visors - $46.00, turn signal visors - $46.00, headlight visor -
$45.00, luggage rack - $131.00, chrome instrument visor - $60.00, rear fender
tip $90.00, clear turn signal lenses and tail light - $30.00, front and rear
new tires - $300.00, highway bars and kruzzer kaddy. |
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Moto blog
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