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2008 Red Yamaha Fz1 on 2040-motos

$7,498
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VINVIN:JYARN17EX8A005157

Yamaha Other description

The FZ1 was produced for the United States in 2001. Models produced in the period 2001 to 2005 were known as FZS1000 Fazer in Europe later a black engine was introduced and this was called the FZS1000S. They had a modified Yamaha YZF-R1 motor in a steel tubular frame. - Dealer inspection, This YAMAHA is in Excellent overall exterior condition - Tachometer, Fuel Injected, Disc Brakes - Contact SF Moto at 415-255-XXXX or XXXX@yahoo.com for more details. - A little bit about us, SF Moto is a locally owned shop catering to 1st time scooter & motorcycle buyers. We have a huge selection of Helmets & Apparel, PLUS a great selection of pre-owned motorcycles & scooters. If you are in San Francisco please come by and visit. To see more bikes & scooters for sale check out our website at www.sfmoto.com Call 415-255-XXXX OPEN HOURS are Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00AM to 6:00PM, We are allways closed Sunday and Monday. Our location is 275 eighth. Street San Francisco CA. 94103. This is in the south of market area of San Francisco just off the Bay Bridge. -

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