1983 Yamaha Venture on 2040-motos

US $900.00

Year:1983 Mileage:36 Color: Black

Location:

Seymour, Wisconsin, United States

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Yamaha Venture tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,200 For Sale By:Private Seller

Yamaha Venture description

1983 Yamaha Venture. The bike pops out of second gear. It is still a rideable bike as is by just shifting from 1st into 3rd. The bike starts easily and runs well. All functions work except for the horn. The rear tire is worn and needs to be replaced. The radio does not work. The title is clear. It is in the name of a previous owner. Has a good battery. Does not leak any fluids. The owners manual is included. May be picked up near Green Bay,WI. I can assist a shipper at my location. Any shipping related costs are the buyers responsibility.

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