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Mileage:5601
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Yamaha FZ tech info
Engine Size (cc):600
Warranty:NONE
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:JYARJ13E38A000100
Yamaha FZ description
Very clean and well maintained. New Michelin front tire,new sprockets/chain, Supertrapp exhaust, Dobeck EFI controller.Solid aluminum bars.5,500 MILES
Bike is in great shape, never dropped. Comes with matching jacket and helmet.
NO LOW-BALLERS! NO WIRE TRANSFERS! NOT INTERESTED IN TRADES, EXCEPT POSSIBLY NINJA 650.or SV650
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