2006 Yamaha Vstar 650 Classic Black on 2040-motos
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Yamaha V Star description
Beautiful 2006 Yamaha VSTAR 650 Classic. This bike comes complete with Red LED lights highlighting the engine and the ground under the main frame. Motorcycle also has a Yamaha windshield that is easily removed for city driving. Sissy bar and luggage rack including a small flag holder (currently displays American Flag). I have added a universal cell phone holder mounted on handle bars. I used my phone as a GPS as well as listened to IHEART radio on trips. This bike has very low miles. It currently has 4796 miles. It has been garage kept and covered when not in use.This bike is super clean and has never been laid down. There are a couple of very small chips due to rocks on the front fender and a small scratch on the rear tail light from where I was moving it in my garage and got too close to the brick at the entrance. Not noticeable and wouldn't show up in the pictures. Bike is stock accept for a K&N air filter. The exhaust is all stock and sounds like a bike twice its size. Exhaust closest to the engine is discolored on the front cylinder because she was set up to run too rich when I first got her. Clutch shifts smoothly and engine runs great. Chrome is in excellent shape! No rust or blemishes accept for the above described section of the exhaust. Bike also gets great gas millage. I average about 55 mpg combined city and highway. I also have the manuals for the bike. The Bike has been serviced every spring regardless of miles from the previous year. Motorcycle also is hard wired for a battery tender with a quick disconnect. This is essential for battery life over the winter. The battery tender is included. Bike comes with a helmet with Scala Rider Pro Q2 installed as well as a men's xxl Buffalo leather jacket. If you are looking for a great bike with great gas millage and low miles, this is one that you can't overlook. Feel free to come see this beautiful bike. I will not allow anyone to ride it though due to liability issues. Also if you want to hear her, I can schedule for you to hear her over the phone if you are too far away to come see her. I also will answer any questions you have. I do work a lot so please give me 6 hours to get back to you. Please do not ask me to sell it outside of eBay. I will NOT do this. Thank you.
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