2007 Yamaha V Star 650 Custom Low Miles Like New Candy Red Vance on 2040-motos
Year:0
Mileage:763
Yamaha V Star description
This 650 Custom only has 763 mis The bike is in near perfect condition The color is Candy Red with Silver stripes It has a low seat height and the custom comes with forward controls The previous owner installed Vance and Hines Short Shots It does not have the quite silencers Aftermarket grips were added to drag bars with 9 amp quot risers It is very comfortable to ride and sounds great The bike has been safety checked and will pass inspection All lamps horn and gauges work 100 The 650 has been on a reliability run and the motor clutch and transmission all work and sound perfect
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