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Brand New 2009 Yamaha R1 Black Raven Only 700 Miles (worcester County) on 2040-motos

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2009 Yamaha R1 Raven Black with under 700mis, asking $8990 OBO. Purchased it brand new as a left over in beginning of the year. Just had the 600 mis service done by Yamaha. I work a lot and go to school and have no time to ride. No trades unless you have an 07-08 R1, Ducati 1098 or 1198, or a Nissan 350Z, Infinity G35, or S2000 (reasonable miles of course). Yes, I will be putting up any cash difference.This bike is better than a yamaha r6, suzuki gsx-r 600 1000, ducati 1198 1090 848, honda cbr 600 1000, kawasaki zx6r zx10r

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