Yamaha Gts1000 1993 Very Rare on 2040-motos
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Mileage:35700
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Engine Size (cc):1000
For Sale By:Private Seller
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THIS BIKE WAS NOT SOLD AND TITLED UNTIL 1997. IT CURRRENTLY HAS 35K MILES
IT WAS JUST SERVICED, VALVES ADJUSTED, ALL FLUIDS CHANGED, NEW TIRES, NEW CHAIN AND SPROCKETS,
IT RUNS AND RIDES LIKE NEW...THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN HISTORY THIS IS A VERY LIMMITED PRODUTION MOTORCYCLE.
THE REDUCED PRICE REFLECTS ANY COSMETIC REPAIRS THAT YOU MAY CHOOSE TO MAKE.
WAY AHEAD OF ITS TIME WHEN INTRODUCED, ABS, EFI, AND TRICK SUSPENSION. VALUED BETWEEN 5000 AND 6000
HAS HAD A LOW SPEED SPILL ON RIGHT SIDE AND IS NOT COSMETICALLY PERFECT BUT RUNS PERFECT.
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