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2009 Yamaha Midnight Worrior on 2040-motos

$6,500
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Prescott, Arizona

Prescott, AZ
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i have a 2009 yamaha midnight worrior 1700cc 102ci motor cycle i want to sell because i have a 3 yr old and a 1yr old and i just dont have the time to ride it any more it has 3550mis and a new front tire and the rear tire has 200 mis on it i put a new windshild a power comder five a custom paint job on the tank crobra pipes a k&n air filterthis bike is awsome im asking 6500 OBOif your interested in it please call or text and ask for charlie {}

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