Yamaha Xs 750 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:24000
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Engine Size (cc):750
VIN:1jt107828
Yamaha XS description
For sale, 1977 Yamaha XS 750 triple, has windjamer fairing and fiberglass saddle bags, looks like it was dealer installed at sale, starts and runs like new, good tires, brakes, battery, everything works but signals, 24,000 miles, adult owned and maintained, great starter bike, add to your collection or will make a great cafe racer.
This is a no reserve auction!!!!!
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