08 Yamaha Vstar V Star 1100 Classic, 3,300 Miles, Clean Title, One Owner on 2040-motos

US $5,500.00

Year:2008 Mileage:3300 Color: White/Chrome

Location:

Elyria, Ohio, US

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Yamaha V Star photos

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Yamaha V Star tech info

Type:Cruiser Engine Size (cc):1100 For Sale By:Owner VIN:jyavp11e28a110289

Yamaha V Star description

Selling my 08 Classic at a no reserve price, bid to win. The bike is like brand new. I bought a new one. This has 3,300 miles. not 33,000. It has been babied, It has had the oil changed 3 times as well as the shaft oil. The bike has lots of extras. It has mustang tank bra, highway running lights, flame foot boards and highway pegs. It has Cobra pipes that sound amazing. The bike was jetted. It has Saddlemen saddle bags mounted as well as a corbin rear seat. The tires are original. They are in great shape, barely any wear. The bike has never been down. it is adult ridden. Has really only been highway miles. The bike leaks no fluids. The bike performs as it should. This is the nicest Vstar you can get. I have two other brand new seats, i have a brand new sissy bar. Everything is studded and good quality. I have the original exhaust and headers, I have all of the original parts that i took off to put on the modifications. I have the paperwork from the dealership. i have the receipts and manual. I have a mustang bra for the rear fender if you decide you dont want a passenger and you want to take the seat off. The bike has not seen the rain. The bike is ready to go! Please bid responsibly, if you have low or no feedback, please email me. My phone number is 440-453-1609 This is my cell phone. Thank You.

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