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Yamaha FJR tech info
Type:Sport Touring
Phone:2052495988
Yamaha FJR description
2007 Yamaha Fjr1300 A, This is a single owner FJR1300A. I have maintained it myself and had all applicable recalls taken care of by Big Number 1 in Homewood. It has right at 30K miles on the odometer. It has a throttle lock and a Givi trunk and rack. The trunk is painted to match the bike. I also installed drop brackets for the rear pegs. The front forks have recently been rebuilt as well. I rode it up to the Dragon and Cherohalla Skyway this spring and it performed flawlessly. I really love this bike and hate to sell it, but we are moving out of the country, and I don't have a choice. $7,500.00 2052495988
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