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Mileage:44
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Engine Size (cc):400
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha Other description
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1988 FZR 400, stock except the paint, exhaust, and stainless brake lines. This bike runs incredibly well, and has great power for its size. A true motorcycle classic and rare. Always maintained, never raced. I have owned this bike since the mid 90s and it was repainted to this blue FZR600 FZR 600 paint scheme from later years. It has a chip on the right side from being bumped into in the garage by another bike. No road rash at all and never wrecked, laid down, or damaged. It's perfect for its age and ready to ride. Never given me any problems. |
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