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Mileage:25
Yamaha V Star tech info
Type:Touring
For Sale By:OWNER
Yamaha V Star description
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Available for immediate sale is my 2009 Yahama V-Star 950. Reason WHY I am selling is because I am scheduled for surgery in early September and that takes me out of any riding for the balance of the season. The bike would sit untouched until Spring 2017. So I may as well let it go at a steep discount to someone who will appreciate the value received. The bike is in great condition and is 100% ready to go for the 3rd owner in line. It has new battery, new oil change and full power. All you have to do is turn the key and hit the start button. Fires right up every time with no hesitation.
Feel free to reach out with any questions or if you're interested in taking a closer look. Price is relatively firm @ $3000 given the already existing discount off the KBB price. |
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