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Mileage:25
Yamaha Virago description
i have had this machine for a year or so .bike only has 25,621 mis on it .Rare find with low miles .clean and clean title in handbeen a great bike and fun to ridehas low miles and is starting to get harder to find i was looking a longtime before i bought this onebeen sitting in garage for awhile. have not rode it for 5-six months will need the carbs clean and adjusted. will not start until carbs are done.also forgot to unplug battery.. so its dead now maybe needs charging or replacedrode this bike allover oregon and washington ... had no problems.. shifts good all five gearshad huge plans to build and finish the bobber but got to pay bills instead. my loss is someone gainmight be able to deliver if possible. ..possible tradestrades have to be equal to bike value with title in hand .....let me know what u have names Matt call or textor email XXXX@gmail.comthanks for looking
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