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2010 Yamaha Yzf R1 (mint) on 2040-motos

$7,250
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Yamaha YZF description

For Sale: 2010 Yamaha YZF-R1, Title in hand. This bike is in amazing shape. All original body work, no scratches, chips or dents. ASV shorty levers. Performance Exhaust. Tires are 75%. Rear sets, brake rotor hubs and shift linkage was all professionally anodized. Wheels are stock wheels that have been professionally panted (base coat, clear coat) Bike is in perfect running order and very quick. Asking $7250 obo. Willing to trade for a newer (post 2005) cruiser bike. Yamaha Star, Victory Etc. Call or text . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhvk8mvQ9QgIgnore:1300 1200 1000 954 929 900 750 636 600 600rr 500 250 NINJA FZ FZR YZF SV ZRX F4I R1 R6 CBR RR CBR-RR GSXR GSX-R GSX ZX SPORT BIKE SPORTBIKE RACE STREET KAWASAKI SUZUKI HONDA YAMAHA APRILIA BMW KTM Ducati Hyosung 50, pitbike,4 stroke,2 stroke,80,xr,pitsterpro, racing yfz banshee warrior kfx 400ex 300ex 250ex ktm crf honda yamaha drz yz blaster dirtbike quad atv 100 250 300 400 450 predator raptor r1 r6 gsxr cbr zx 600 750 90 1100 motocross, dirt, moto, enduro, dual sport, YZ450F crf450x crf450f sm wr250 wr450 yzf hyabusa rr ltz 400 z400 ltz400 kfx400 kfx 400 400extrx400 trx 400 ltr 450 ltr450 mojave 250 400 blaster 250extrx250 trx 250 300ex trx300 trx 300 yfz450 yfz 450 raptor raptor660 raptor 660 raptor700 raptor 700 raptor 350 raptor350 pit bike pitbike mini bike minibike rm125 rm 125 kx125 kx 125 yz125 yz 125 cr 125 cr125 crf450 crf 450 ktm 105sx 105xc 125sx 125xc 85sx 85xc 65sx 65xc seinor adventure xr 50 xr50 crf50 crf 50 crf150f crf 150f crf150r crf 150r kx 65 kx65 rm65 rm 65 kx 100 kx100 rm100 rm 100 yz250 yz 250 kx250 kx 250 cr250 cr 250 rm250 rm 250 atc70 atc 70 atc110 atc 110 250r trx250r atc250r atc 250r big red xr200 xr 200 xr70 xr 70 klx110 klx 110 drz110 drz 110 ttr90 ttr 90 crf450 crf50 gsx-r zzr zx6r ttr kx raptor crb900 cbr900rr zx6r cbr900rr f4i cbrf4i not r6 gsxr cbr zx 600 750 90 1100 crf cr kx kxf crf250 crf 250 crf250r crf 250r crf 250 r crf 250r TRX450, TRX 450, Trx450, Trx 450, trx450, trx 450, TRX450ER, TRX 450 ER, Trx450Er, Trx 450ER, Trx 450 er, Honda Trx 450 er tags..ignore..ltz 400 ltz400 ltr450 ltr 450 z400 z 400 lt z400 yz 125 yz 250 yz125 yz250 kx 100 kx100 kx 85 kx85 yz 85 yz85 kx65 kx 65 400 ex 400ex trx trx400 ltz 250 ltz250 dirtbike quad white cr, crf, xr, trx, kx, kxf, kfx, kdx, klx, rm, rmz, ltr, ltz, drz, yz, kx, kx125, kx250, kx 250, kx 500, kfx. kfx450, kfx400, ltr, ltr450, lt450r, ltz400, ltz, ltz 400, rmz, rm250z, rm450z, rmz250, rmz450, rm125, rm250, 125sx, 250sx, 125xc, 250xc, 200xc, sxf, xcf, sx, xc, exc 450sxf, 250sxf, 150sx, 144sx, yz, yzf, yz125, yz250, yzf250, yzf450, yz250f. yz450fenduro drz, drz400, drz400s, Harley Davidson, HD, Victory, Star, VStar

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