1987 Yamaha Fazer 700 Sportbike on 2040-motos
Year:1987
Mileage:5
Winchester, Massachusetts, US
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Type:Sportbike
VIN:FZX1234567890
Phone:6174352664
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1987 Yamaha Fazer 700 , Rare ('86/'87 only) FZX700 Fazer, fastest street bike in '86 per Cycle World review, little brother to Yammy V-Max with Harleyesque styling, Yamaha Genesis watercooled engine. Unfaded, perfect red trip components over super rare '87 black tank trim. Original California bike, bought from a collector in '94, transported east and ridden less than 1,500 miles since, regularly serviced, always garaged. Original seat, tires, exhaust, brakes, chain, mirrors (provided). Recent carbs cleaning, all flluids replaced, battery, air cleaner, fuel pump. Aftermarket Rifle Nightfllight mini-fairing (removes without a trace) included. Bulletproof mechanicals per Yahoo, FB group fansites. Registered, titled, fully roadworthy. An unusually handsome, lightweight, midsize bike, discontinued in US in 1987 economic downturn because of its premium pricing vs. the Radian (although Yamaha sold the Fazer for another decade in Japan and Europe). Wiill ship within US after payment (extra). $3,900.00 6174352664
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