2007 Yamaha Star Venture Xvz1300 on 2040-motos
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Type:Touring
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2007 Yamaha Star Venture XVZ1300, Yamaha significantly re-designed the Royal Star engine specifically for use in the Venture tourer. The result is a classically-styled tourer with modern, powerful engine performance. Yamaha claims 98 horsepower and 89 foot pounds of torque are delivered by the 79 cubic inch (1294cc) liquid-cooled, double overhead cam, 70 degree v-four engine in the Venture. Put to the test on the road, this engine delivers with effortless power and torque to move the luxury tourer along at a pace unmatched by any production v-twin cruiser/tourer. To get to the bottom line, the Royal Star Venture is an outstanding luxury tourer. Both the rider and passenger seats have been inproved to offer excellent support and comfort. Believe me, this bike will go as fast as you want to go. All of our pre-owned Motorcycles & ATVs have been serviced by our factory trained mechanics, and will have fresh oil changes, and a full checklist has been completed. Also,we check all charging systems. When you get a bike or ATV from us, it is truly ready to ride! Be sure to visit brennys dot com to see this, and other motorcycles and ATVs!! We are your one stop store for your all your powersport needs!---
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