Custom 650 Yamaha V-star on 2040-motos

US $1,528.11

Year:2007 Mileage:11200 Color: Black

Location:

Troy, Michigan, US

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Yamaha V Star photos

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Yamaha V Star tech info

Type:Cruiser Engine Size (cc):649 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:JYAVM01E57A105931

Yamaha V Star description

Beautiful rare version of 2007 Yamaha V-star Classic 650 CC. Blacked out plastics and mirrors, great on gas mileage. Aftermarket pipes that make this one of the loudest 650's in the area. Pipes were professionially Ceramic coated ($350.00) black, in May of 2013. Bike has roughly 11,000 miles on it since I am still riding and two owners. Has essentially brand new leather travel bags, that have very little use. Green title and no leins, has never been dropped but has one dent in the left side of the gas tank, very hard to notice since it's under the emblem. The previous owner trailered the bike and another handle bar did the dent. I will ONLY accept CASH for final payout, will NOT accept any trades. Message me with any questions, you will have to pick up the bike in Troy, Michigan.

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