1984 Yamaha Fj600 on 2040-motos

US $1,899.00

Year:1984 Mileage:28

Location:

Cologne, Minnesota, United States

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Yamaha FJ600 photos

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Yamaha FJ600 tech info

Engine Size (cc):600

Yamaha FJ600 description

Here is a nice Yamaha FJ600 vintage sport bike, it runs very nice and rides great with very nice power.

I am going to install new fork seals and steering head bearings and will have a full service.

Tires are older but still good for a season of riding.

I used to race one of these bikes and the later ones as well and a FZ750 5v these were amazing machines, wish I still had my 85 FZ750.

Please feel free to contact me at my shop for more details, this is a great vintage sport bike for under 2K

Remember this is not a brand new motorcycle and is not perfect the paint is faded and org.

C.A.C Vintage M/C

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Thx

Doc

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