1999 Yamaha Virago Xv 1100 S (gorgeous) on 2040-motos

Yamaha Virago description

POWER & STYLE in this Yamaha Virago 1100cc RIDE! ! !1999 Cruiser Model XV1100 SOkay, for full disclosure, she needs some carb work est. to cost ~ $500.Always kept garaged & protected from the elements.Low, low miles 7,098 Easy to handle bike.Attractive champagne gold and deep maroon colors with lots of chrome, gold toned cast wheels and brushed nickel forks, black seat with sissy bar/back rest.Dimensions:Length 90"Width 33.1"Overall Height 46.9" Seat Height 28.1" Wheelbase 60" Ground Clearance 5.71"Minimum. Turning Radius 110.2"Rake (Caster Angle) 32̊Trail 5.08"Fuel Capacity 4.4 gal Reserve Amount: 0.8 gal Fuel Economy _____mpgGross Weight (oil&gas) 527lbs.Engine Type 1100cc, Air-cooled 4-stroke SINGLE OVERHEAD CAM __valvesCylinder Arrangement V type two cylDisplacement 1,063 cm³Bore x Stroke 95 x 75 mm(3.74 x 2.95")Compression Ratio 8.3:1Starting System Automatic starterCarburetor BST 40 x 2 by MIKUNITires TubelessFront 100/90-19 57H Dunlop/D404FRear 140/90-15M/C 70H Dunlop/K627Transmission Primary: Spur Gear Secondary: Shaft Drive Type: Constant Mesh five GearSuspension Front: Telescoping Fork Rear: SwingarmShe ain't perfect but she's near-mint & lots-a- FUNMust sell/part with/sacrifice due to health reasons.This bike sat up, unused but still garaged for the past 6 months or so, while, due to health problems, I was unable to ride. Still, with relatively good but mostly discharged battery she actually started and I was able to ride her down the block before realizing she was leaking copious amounts of gasoline through the carbs, which had become sticky due to the months of non-use. My mechanic, who has been working for the local Yamaha shop for decades, and is probably 1 of the best Yamaha mechanics in the south, told me that the carb service would cost approx $500. I will sell this sweet machine, which is in exceptionally fine condition, save for the need of carb cleaning, for $6,500. OBO, but only to someone who will promise to have it transported to the local Yamaha dealership (I'll provide phone number and address of shop when needed) where it can be professionally repaired, prior to attempting to ride it (due to the danger posed by leaking gasoline the instant the engine is cranked.) Phone me at for details/appt. Able to respond ONLY to phone calls or reply to voicemail messages which contain a callback phone number. -Louis