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New 2012 Yamaha Raider 1900cc on 2040-motos

$11,690
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Columbus, Ohio

Columbus, OH
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1067 NATIONAL RD SE BRAND NEW 2012 YAMAHA RAIDER 1900- 113 CUBIC INCH 1854CC V-TWIN 4 VALVES PER CYCLINDER TWIN BORE FUEL INJECTED ENGINE. LIQUID SILVER WITH SPECIAL GRAPHICS. THIS UNIT NORMALLY RETAILS FOR $14,590 AND WE ARE DISCOUNTING IT $2,900.00 TO $11,690.00 PLUS TAX, TITLE AND DOC FEE. CALL OR STOP IN K&C CYCLE

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