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Time To Make Room- Clean Yamaha Virago 535 on 2040-motos

$1,600
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:16
Location:

Chicago, Illinois

Chicago, IL
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Yamaha Virago description

The garage is full, and my summer ride, "Fiona", has got to go!Bought pre-owned for running medical support in rides and events, "Fiona" has to find another home. Reliable all year with 16,000 mis, this low mileage baby will be missed.All levels and battery are clean and never an issue. Comes with leather tank cover, saddle bags for the forks and bike cover. Clean IL title. For details how to make it yours, call Dan 847-508-065 two and will share how proud I am of this solid ride.

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