2010 Yamaha Yzf-r1 Limited Edition With 79 Miles For $8500.00 Or B/o on 2040-motos
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Mileage:79
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Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, US
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Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Owner
VIN:JYARN23E1AA008305
Yamaha YZF-R description
2010 Yamaha
YZF-R1 Limited Edition with 79 miles on it for $8500.00 or Best Offer by the
original owner. It has a Two Brothers Racing full exhaust/ black series and
power commander upgrades. It has a slew of new graphic treatments and its
colors feature an updated Team Yamaha Racing Blue/White, Raven Black and Pearl
White, while the “LE” is a Valentino Rossi replica, with graphics exactly as
the M1 MotoGP bike, including The Doctor’s signature on each tank. The bike has a clear title and has been
garage kept since the purchase date.
Bike upgrade paperwork and extra key also included. The title will be transferred at sale. The bike has no scratches, dings, dents or
mechanical problems. The stock exhaust pipes will be included, as per request. This bike is immaculate!
Shipping costs, services and or delivery arrangements are negotiable.
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