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2013 Yamaha V Star on 2040-motos

US $14000
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:21
Location:

Osseo, Minnesota, United States

Osseo, Minnesota, United States
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Yamaha V Star description

The machine:  FOR SALE IS A 2013 YAMAHA V-STAR 250 WITH ONLY 20 MILES ON IT. THIS BIKE IS IN MINT CONDITION AND IS PRICED AT LESS THAN HALF OF RETAIL, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE DISCOUNT.


~This is for sale locally at our store, so this add may end without notice. PLEASE CALL FOR QUESTIONS 763-425-2178.


Delivery: CALL FOR SHIPPING DETAILS.

 Fees: Service fee of $199 and a $75 doc fee is all you add..... NO HIDDEN FEE'S!! Minnesota sales tax, and license may apply.  (Call for details) 763-425-2178

Payment: Wire (bank) transfer, cash in person, or certified check/and or funds. Payment must be recieved within 7 days of initial purchase.

Reserve: This machine has NO reserve.

Contact us: We can be reached by calling 763-425-2178.

About us: HEINEN's started in 1899 by John Heinen (yes 116+ years ago!) as a farm implement store. Slowly turning to motorsports in the late 60's as a fun way to escape farming. In the 90's, the twincities metro over took our little farm town and turned us into a large suburb located just 10 miles northwest of Minneapolis. Proudly owned and operated by the great grandson of John Heinen!




Specifications:

  

GENERAL INFORMATION

MANUFACTURERYamaha
MODEL YEAR2013
MODELV Star 250
M.S.R.P. * $4,290.00
DIMENSIONS
LENGTH86.2 in.
HEIGHT41.7 in.
WIDTH28 in.
WEIGHT326 lbs.
WHEELBASE58.7 in.
SEAT HEIGHT27 in.
ENGINE
ENGINESOHC, 60° V-twin, 2-valves / cylinder
DISPLACEMENT15 ci (249 cc)
BORE X STROKE49 x 66 mm
COMPRESSION RATIO10:1
CARBURETIONMikuni® 26 mm
FUEL TANK CAPACITY2.4 gal.
MPG RATING78 mpg
IGNITIONTCI (Transistor Controlled Ignition)
CLUTCHMulti-plate wet
COOLINGAir
DRIVETRAIN
TRANSMISSION5-speed
FINAL DRIVEChain
BRAKES/WHEELS/TIRES
BRAKESFront: Hydraulic disc, 282 mm
Rear: 130 mm drum
WHEELSLaced spokes
TIRESFront: 3.00-18
Rear: 130/90-15
OPERATIONAL
FRAMESteel tube
SUSPENSIONFront: 33 mm fork; 5.5 in. travel
Rear: Dual shocks, adjustable preload; 3.9 in. travel











































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