1985 Yamaha Fz750 on 2040-motos
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Up for auction is my 1985 Yamaha 750FZ. This bike has been in the family for several years. It has been well maintained and runs and rides really nice. The carbs have been jetted up one size, it has a set of K&N air filters on it, a four into one pipe with a Supertrap muffler. This past spring I put in a fresh set of spark plugs in it and a new battery. The tires were new less than a thousand miles ago and i put a fresh paint job on the tank. The windscreen is cracked as you can see from the pictures and should be replaced, other than that the bike may have a few scuffs here or there and isn't perfect but a super nice strong running ride. The bike is FAST....If you are not an experianced rider please don't buy this bike. Last thing I want is for someone to get hurt. Also absolutly NO joy rides! If your not serious about this bike and have a motorcycle indorcement on your license don NOT come to ride it.
Buyer must pick up. I will not ship!
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