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86 Yamaha Xt 600 on 2040-motos

$1,000
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Grand Rapids, Michigan

Grand Rapids, MI
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Yamaha XT description

Today i have for sale my 86 Yamaha XT 600 Comes with clear titlehas the gold rims with newer tires probably 80% street 20% dirtFront light set up street legaltank is in terrific condition all bearings were repacked and ready for the next season starts good timing chain and head were both just replaced and runs goodhave some extra parts i can throw in for the right deallots of powerFor an extra 200$ comes with a complete separate xt 600 with a clear title and a bunch of parts minus a motor and transif you have any questions about the bike call/text me at and tell me what your calling about i am interested in trades and the worst i can say is no to an offer

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