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2000 Yamaha Wr-400f #002300 on 2040-motos

$2,499
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Seattle, Washington

Seattle, WA
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6305 sixth ave This machine is in super nice condition and appears to have low hours, looks and rides awesome!!!Vin #JYACH0434YA002300Call Kevin or Ruben at 253-460 -2749 or for additional info. We have the largest inventory of quality pre-owned machines in Washington! No salavage or rebuilt tile bikes will ever be sold!Redline Motorsports offers:Same day financing at competitive rates!We service everything we sell!We pay cash for quality pre-owned bikes!We desire your trade-in!Warranties available!Se habla Espanol!Find us on our website at: buyredline.com Prices listed are for cash transactions and do not include taxes, title, .license, or documentation charges. Additional fee applies for credit card transaction.A documentation service fee in an amount up to 1 hundred and fifty dollars may be added to the sale price or capitalized cost.Vehicle identification number for all advertised units available upon request.

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