2000 650 V Star Yamaha (aztec) on 2040-motos

$2,500

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2000 650 V Star Yamaha (Aztec), $2,500, image 1

Yamaha V Star description

2000 650 VOLT Star YamahaMileage 15300Small dent on left side of gas tankGrand new front and rear tiresNew front brakesService, Repair, Maintenance Manual comes with the bikeTune up and oil change was done at around 15,000Bike is in very terrific condition Oil and oil filter comes with bikeCall Buzz at 505-634-XXXXThanks for looking, God Bless

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