Buy 2006 Yamaha Roadstar Warrior on 2040-motos

YAMAHA ROAD STAR WARRIOR â€“ BEST USED BIKESHonorable Mention, 2002 Ten Best Awards.

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Years sold: 2002-2009

MSRP new: $11,999 (2002)

Blue Book retail value: $5840 (2002) to $9270 (2009)

Basic specs: A 1670cc, air-cooled, ohv, four-valve-per-cylinder, fuel-injected, inverted-fork, belt-drive, 48-degree V-Twin that hammered out 80 rear-wheel horsepower and 104-foot-pounds of torque.

Why it won: The Warrior barely got nudged out of 2002â€²s Best Cruiser award by Harley-Davidsonâ€™s new-for-â€™02 V-Rod, but it did grab an Honorable Mention in what was a very close competition in that category. The Warrior thoroughly impressed us by bridging the huge, seemingly insurmountable abyss between cruiser and sportbike. It offered the feel, the sound and the soul of a V-Twin cruiser, but mated it with enough cornering clearance, steering agility, suspension competence and radial-sport-tire grip to allow surprisingly spirited handling on twisty backroads. â€œA rationalized version of a cruiser,â€ is how we described it in our January, 2002, issue, â€œa bike that encourages you to ride the type of roads that must be ridden.â€ If thereâ€™s one bike that looks and sounds like a laid-back cruiser but hustles and bustles on a backroad, this is it.

Mint condition, never dropped, absolutely no scratches. Garage kept.

Lo Jack anti-theft GPS tracking with instant message notifications.

Runs excellent with only 5600 miles. Bull Dawgs exhaust, fantastic sound! New battery.

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Yamaha Warrior Specifications

Yamaha Warrior MSRP: $12,399
Yamaha Warrior Engine:
Type: 102 cubic-inch (1670cc), pushrod OHV, air-cooled, 48Âº V-twin
Bore x Stroke: 97mm x 113mm
Compression Ratio: 8.3:1
Ignition: Digital TCI
Transmission: 5-speed, close-ratio, w/multi-plate wet clutch
Final Drive: Belt
Fuel Delivery: Twin-bore Electronic Fuel Injection, w/throttle position sensor
Yamaha Warrior Chassis:
Suspension/Front: 41mm Kayaba inverted telescopic fork, 5.3â€³ travel
Suspension/Rear: Single shock, link-type w/adjustable preload and rebound damping; 4.3â€² travel
Brakes/Front: Dual 298mm Discs
Brakes/Rear: 282mm Disc
Tires/Front: 120/70-ZR18 Radial
Tires/Rear: 200/50-ZR17 Radial
Yamaha Warrior Dimensions:
Length: 93.9â€³
Width: 36.8â€³
Height: 43.9â€³
Seat Height: 28.1â€³
Ground Clearance: 6.1â€³
Wheelbase: 65.6â€³
Dry Weight: 606 Lbs.
Fuel Capacity: 4 Gallons

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