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06' Yamaha Roadliner-massive 1900cc's And Very Low Miles on 2040-motos

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Columbus, Ohio

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2006 XV1900-S. Massive 1854 cc's, 113 CI bike, in very nice condition.-Extremely low 5K miles-S model with chromed forks, levers and more-Attractive black charcoal and bronze two-tone finish-Regular oil changes with semi-synthetic, regardless of miles-Terrific tires, less than 1000mis on them -New battery last year and kept on tender-Runs and rides very well -Has been expertly stored and maintained-Factory fuel injection! -Clean, clean title-of course!This bike is in very nice condition. Maybe a click short of perfect-new, but close enough for most descriminating buyers. Don't know much about Roadliners? It's probably time to educate yourself. They are considered to be superior to most other cruisers sold today, and in about every objective measurement. Fit, finish, ride quality, durability, styling, power and value for the money.....and that includes Milwaukie's finest. I went from a Road King to this bike, and feel that this liner is easier to ride, more powerful, tighter, better brakes and far better handling....in short, a much better ride overall. I just bought another one, so this girl now needs to go. I greatly prefer them far over my past Road Kings, Dynas, Fat Boys or just about any other metric cruiser I have owned over the past few years . I am not a dealer, but an enthusiastic cycle hobbyist. Enclosed local delivery at $1.00 per mile, and will hold for a short period of time with a reasonable down payment. I also offer a "weekend warranty". Find anything mechanically wrong or undisclosed, you will get your money back-guaranteed (as long as you don't thrash or drop it). NADA Average Book Value: $7410My Winter Blow-Out Price: $4995Note: the bike is pictured with crash bars, bags and a windshield, which I will be transferring to my other Roadliner. http://www.cycleworld.com/2011/06/28/yamaha-star-roadliner-best-pre-owned-bikes/Read the press and form your own opinion!!! EricPS: Serious people call.search terms: honda Shadow 1100 nomad drifter mean streak suzuki c50 boulevard c109 m109 m50 roadstar 1700 1900 stratoliner roadliner vstar 1300 honda sabre vtx1300 vtx1800 roadstar c90 volusia intruder s50 marauder VN2000 cruiser touring must sell obo best offer

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