2009 Yamaha Road Star Raider Year End Price on 2040-motos

$8,500

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2009 Yamaha Road Star Raider YEAR END PRICE, $8,500, image 1

Yamaha Road Star description

2009 Yamaha Star Raider. Beautiful bike 9000mis. New Avon cobra tires 240 rear with about 1000mis on them. Full synthetic oil on last service at 8000 mis. Mustang seat cobra pipes cobra back rest & luggage rack. 3in forward control extensions. 2 windshield's a short ten in & seventeen in rifle replacement. I bought the bike with 2000mis on it. Very well cared for. I also have saddle bags and star tank bag for it. Contact Rich Cash deals only I won't respond to stupid offers. Also I will remove the add immediately after sale, if it's listed it's still for sale!!! $8500.00 with all the accessories is a deal NADA is $10,500.00

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