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Used 2008 Yamaha Vstar 650 Classic on 2040-motos

$5,795
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2008 Yamaha Vstar 650 Classic Asking Price: $5,795 OR BEST OFFER Mileage: 5,675mis Condition: Post A Free Want Ad. I'm looking for a... Yamaha Vstar 650 Classic 2008 or Newer Description Seller's Notes: Well Maintained! Body Style: Cruiser Exterior: Metallic Silver VIN: Request the VIN Seller's Comments second owner, Runs well, Comes w/ the headlamp then 2 extra driving lamps, Sissy bar w/ foot pads, Saddle bags on both sides, Lots of chrome, Belt driven, Just recently serviced, Bike is in exceptional condition, Low mileage, Has been well maintained, It's a great buy & a must see! Cash only! Options History · Air cooled, Rear compartments, Saddle bags, Chrome, Shaft drive, Suspension, Windshield · Accident Free · Maintenance Records Available · Dealer Serviced · Clean · Garage Kept · Terrific Condition Seller Send the seller an email below to request their contact information.

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