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Yamaha Raider description
This is a Factory NEW machine, never serviced. Comes will full factory warranty, It is the SCL edition, number 97 of 500 made. Our store received this model after the cycle market in our area started to decline and shift towards the ATV and Side by Side market, Winning bidder is responsible for calling dealer and securing a $500 deposit and making arrangements to come to dealer or secure shipping. Cash, or certified check accepted. Credit cards will carry and additional 3 - 3.5% (dependent on card) usage fee. Factory financing is available on this bike. Please note, apply and secure an approval for the machine's general retail ($19,990). If you fail to do so and you do not get an approval after making the winning bid, you will loose your deposit. Please keep in mind this machine is NEW, not used. I will not accept price comparisons to similar USED machines.
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