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YAMAHA VMAX VMX1200 V MAX V-MAX (1988)
This is a very nice Yamaha vmax motorcycle with a Kerker 4 into 1 header, stage 7 carb modifications and K&N air cleaners. Engine rebuilt with 1996 internals(tranny,heads,cams,clutch,etc) less than 1,000 miles ago. Carbs cleaned,assembled with yamaha gaskets/o rings,dynajet stage 7 kit and dialed in with a digital syncronizer.2013-10-02 02:57:16Des Moines, Iowa, US25,0003,800.00 -
YAMAHA VMAX VMX1200 V MAX V-MAX (1988)
This is a very nice Yamaha vmax motorcycle that runs and rides the way a legendary vmax should. Near new matching Avon venom tires. Kerker 4 into 1 header sounds great. This bike needs nothing and is ready to ride. Please feel fee to ask questions 515-321-15302013-10-22 00:46:21Des Moines, Iowa, US25,0003,800.00 -
YAMAHA VMAX (1988)
This is a very nice Yamaha vmx1200 motorcycle. This black beauty has a Kerker 4 into 1 header and Dynajet stage 7 kit with K&N air cleaners. Polished Scoops,side covers,fork brace,exhaust can and rear grab bar.2013-09-04 07:52:44Urbandale, Iowa, US24,7003,950.00 -
1988 Yamaha V Max (1988)
1988 Yamaha V Max. I recently bought this bike and started doing some of the work needed. The bike had been sitting for some time.2016-08-12 04:52:52Madera, California, United States3312000 -
1988 Yamaha V Max (1988)
Selling my awesome VMax. It is time. Wicked fast. Holeshot 4-1 exhaust and muffler, after market shocks (original shocks included), new rear high mileage tire, Corbin seat, and a BrakeAway cruise control. The bike has been down a couple of times as you would expect when you have a fast bike like this. It also has some years on it, so it is pretty clear the bike is used, and has scrapes and dings. The front tire still has some life but should be replaced. The engine is super fast, loud, and fun to ride. The bike occasionally has been slipping out of 2nd gear. I most often just ride up the revs in first gear and then shift to 3rd. This issue can be corrected with a tear down, but as this is no longer my daily ride, and it did not bother me, I have not done anything to correct it. Currently registered non op, Located in Palm Springs, and also listed locally. I had to relist the bike. The guy who purchased the bike never contacted me, nor responded to any emails.2016-06-24 04:54:56Palm Springs, California, United States302,700.00 -
1988 Yamaha V Max (1988)
1988 Yamaha Vmax Cruiser, fresh out of Storage. Bike is VERY clean for an 88. There are a few scuffs here and there but overall its nice. Right now need to charge the Battery from sitting. We will be doing that and cleaning the Carbs also. Call or text 407-212-9851 FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE!!!!2016-08-01 04:56:11Sanford, Florida, United States195,995.00 -
1988 Yamaha V Max (1988)
see some details listed above under condition this bike is NOT your typical motorcycle let alone typical VMAX the following is a partial listing of what has been done to this VMAX to bring it to it's current condition BRAND NEW: FRONT AND REAR TIRE REAR ROTORS COOLING HOSES- SET OF 7 IN GLOSS BLACK COOLING OVERFLOW BOTTLE BATTERY AND HARD WIRED BATTERY TENDER CHROME EXHAUST DOWNPIPES CROME SUPERTRAPP TUNABLE MAGAPHONE EXHAUST PROGRESSIVE REAR SHOCKS CHROME AIR INTAKE SCOOPS SUNSET ORANGE METALLIC PAINT (2002 PLYMOUTH PROWLER COLOR) FRAME PAINTED GLOSS BLACK ENGINE PAINTED SATIN BLACK, HEADS PAINTED GLOSS BLACK SADDLE AND PADDING CHROME RADIATOR SHELL VMAX EMBLEMS CHROME CRASH BARS CHROME LOW RISER MIRRORS BRAKE LEVER CLUTCH AND CLUTCH LEVER POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL FASTENERS CHROME BUCKET HEADLIGHT CHROME CARB. COVERS (LEFT AND RIGHT) POLISHED ROCKER ARM COVERS POLISHED SECONDARY SHAFT COVERS POLISHED CLUTCH COVER POLISHED WATER PUMP COVER POLISHED ALUMINUM BACK REST WITH PAD POLISHED EXHAUST GUARDS FRESH OIL AND FILTER SERVICE FRESH CLUTCH FLUID FRESH BRAKE FLUID Thank you for looking. I will assist with transport, however, cost is buyer's responsibility.2016-12-12 04:39:15Holly Springs, North Carolina, United States149,500.00
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