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2014 Yamaha Raider Scl on 2040-motos

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Birmingham, Alabama

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Yamaha Raider description

2014 Yamaha Raider SCL, 2014 Star Motorcycles Raider Star Custom Line The Star Custom Line (SCL) is an exclusive, totally custom, limited production Raider for those wanting a truly unique chopper-inpired performance cruiser. Each bike has hand painted elements and features stainless steel braided lines, custom blacked-out hardware, genuine leather seat and a special metal SCL hologram badge on the top of the fuel tank. Plus all the addicive power and performance of the 113-cubic inch V-Twin engine that is second to none in its class. Key Features May Include The limited production Raider SCL is loaded with premium cruiser features. Crafted for riders who value exclusivity, only 500 of these exceptional machines will be built. The Raider SCL features newly developed, aggressive, robust, dark Matte Iron paint accented with a Matte Raven color including unique pin striping on the front/rear fenders and headlight. The bike delivers premium quality the discerning rider is looking for. A new blacked-out theme embodies the Raider SCL with black components throughout: oxidized titanium coated fork tubes, push-rod tubes, forks, exhaust, air cleaner box, wheels, meter panel, switch gear, and master cylinders, just to name a few. The 2014 Raider SCL simply stands out from the crowd. Great attention to detail was taken into consideration when designing the genuine leather two-tone seat with embroidered SCL logo, and matching beige and red stitching keeping the discerning cruiser customer in mind. Over time, the seat will develop a character of its own and will be unlike any other. The top panels of the seat have leather grain for 2014. An exclusive metal SCL badge with hologram is placed on top of the fuel tank as a constant reminder to its owner that only 500 of these unique machines exist.

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