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1975 Yamaha Xs on 2040-motos

US $9800
YearYear:1975 MileageMileage:2 ColorColor: Burgundy
Location:

Forest Lake, Minnesota, United States

Forest Lake, Minnesota, United States
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Yamaha XS tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):500 TypeType:Cruiser

Yamaha XS description

Attention vintage motorcycle collectors,here is a 1975 Yamaha XS500 DOHC one owner bike project with 2,188 actual miles!! bike has been sitting inside storage for several years,motor kicks over with good compression with the kicker on the right side of the bike,needs a battery and the carbs probably will need cleaning before the bike will run,throttle is free,tank has rust inside but looks like it can be cleaned up,brakes work,clutch lever pulls in,tranny shifts threw the gears,keys there,i don't have a title for the bike but can write up a bill of sale and pass along contact information of a title company that can aquire a new title for the winner of the auction,the vin tag is missing but the owner engaved the vin on the frame and that matches the engine number,selling as is although I don't see any major repairs that the bike will need,there is some rust here and there on the bike and might be missing a nut or bolt here and there also and or other,buyer will have to pay for shipping and locate there own shipper if one is needed I'm not sure there prices usually uship.com,i can store the bike for one week after the auction ends no longer,auction may end early because I might sell the bike before the auction ends,paypal accepted as payment if your not local,Thanks for looking and good luck bidding I'm located in Minnesota and my zip code is 55025,Im always looking to buy old and or unwanted Motorcycles and Snowmobiles Thanks Carl.   

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