Yamaha : V Star Yamaha V Star 1100 on 2040-motos

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Yamaha V Star description

Immaculate 2006 YAMAHA V Star 1100, comes with factory exhaust pipes (extra). Very good working order and very clean NO scratches, NO dents and NO mechanical issues at all! This is a bad, bad boy, waiting to be yours today!

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