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2006 Yamaha Fz6 Low Miles (tigard) on 2040-motos

$3,500
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Portland, Oregon

Portland, OR
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2006 Yamaha FZ6 low miles (Tigard), $3,500, image 1

Yamaha FZ description

I have a 2006 FZ6, it has 8000mis, K&N air filter, helmet lock, has frame sliders, aftermarket exhaust, and aftermarket windscreen. New tires put on at 6500 mis. The Bike has been down, most damage has been fixed, clear title in hand.$3500 oboyou can email me, but i don't check very often. call or txt nick for a quick response at 503-475-XXXX

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