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I have a 1981 Yamaha XS850 Midnight Special For Sale. This bike would be awesome for a collector or Vintage Japanese enthusiast. It has 22,000mis on it. All original. Very clean bike. Runs good, has fresh rubber and fluids changed every year. Also comes with original owners manual, clymer, a three into 1 pipe and the center stand (the spring wore out so I took it off) I use to ride this bike on the daily. The only reason I am selling is because I bought a Harley and could use the space now. I wanted to keep it, but it does me no good sitting in the garage. I hate to see it just sit when it would make an awesome bike for anyone. Anymore questions, text and come out and see it. Make me an offer. Serious offers can ride but need to see cash before.
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