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08 Yamaha R1 Mint Condition (shoemakersville ) on 2040-motos

$8,400
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Lehigh Valley,

Lehigh Valley
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I am selling my eight r1. I bought the bike at Scott's powersports In 2011 and it's been nothing but great to me since, the bike has 10,400 mis on it but would never know, there is not a scratch on it anywhere, it has Yoshimira carbon fiber dual slip on exhaust with a stainless cat less y-pipe. I have stock exhaust and y pipe as well, the bike has aftermarket black windshield, grips, license plate relocation, flush mount turn signals,gold chain and sprockets which match the front forks, front tire is new, rear has some life left on it. Oil was religiously changed every 1,000-XXXX miles. Bike is in attractive shape. I hate to sell it but currently moving and it is not priority at this time, also have rear stand, NO TEST RIDES WITHOUT CASH IN MY HAND 1st!!! NO TRADES, Cash only!!! Call or text at 484-788-XXXX $8400 Obo. Don't waste my time with low ball offers and I won't waste ur time, like I said its a great bike and I hate to see it go

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