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1983 Yamaha Venture Royale With Travel Trailer..price Lowered.... on 2040-motos

US $1,750.00
YearYear:1983 MileageMileage:51154 ColorColor: Gold
Location:

Flushing, New York, US

Flushing, New York, US
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TypeType:Touring Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1200 For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:JYA31M003DA001902

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MUST BE SOLD ASAP......PRICE LOWERED.... Bike in Flushing Queens. I got a new bike coming in.
1983 Yamaha Venture Royal full touring classic, with tow package and matching pull behind trailer. Here is a true motorcycle classic.  Runs strong, starts right up, new battery last summer and has been tended all winter. This is a 30 year old bike. It's big, it heavy, it's comfortable as hell on the road. But it is 30 years old. I got it 2 years ago and planned on restoring, but time just got away from me. But I have been riding this bike, and it is fun to ride. Old time bike guys always stop to check it out, Its old, its a classic, and has lots of life left in her.
Issues: at end of last summer the speedometer cable broke while on a ride, caused the speedo needle to spin right off, as seen in pictures. Miles 51154 when this happened. I only put another 200 miles or less on it after that by end of last summer. The rear tires has a slow leak. The thermostat switch is not working: meaning that the fan doesn't turn on when temp goes up. However, what I did is hard wire a control switch to the fan. So when temp goes up, just switch the fan on, then temp goes down. Could use breaks, and a typical new season tune up.
Carbs where cleaned, jetted and synced last year. Leather is only 2 years old. Everything works, air suspension, radio, lights,etc.
If you put a few bucks onto it you'd have a classic machine. Or even if you parted, the plastics, bags, engine, air suspension system etc you can double or more you money or more easily. But I wouldn't do that. This bike is 30years old, but its strong, and can go for a long long time more.

Email me with contact info if interested. I will get back to you ASAP..........

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