1981 Yamaha Other on 2040-motos
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Mileage:30
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Engine Size (cc):350
Warranty:none
For Sale By:owner
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This is an RD350LC . It has a restored engine, was rebuilt top to bottom , was painted , tank had no dents or rust , and stainless steal pipes that cost 1300 dollars. It has aftermarket fork brace chain guard and an over sized radiator with stainless Allen screws .Rebuilt was done less than a thousand miles ago .New tank covers ...too much to list . mint .9000 spent total .I also have original pipes if interested no reserve 5000. buy it now 6000 I sold the black one last week if you saw it same price. This one is better . CLEAN TITLE IN MY NAME . Bank transferred preferred. Must call me instead of emails 7862903325 Ross
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